On Tue, 07 Jun 2022 12:11:11 -0400 Antoine Beaupré wrote:
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> Okay, so what's in that `tsl/` folder? there you have *another* LICENSE
> file which is a custom license written specifically (presumably by
> lawyers) for timescaleDB:
>
>
Dear Antoine,
> It was pointed out to me that TimescaleDB has a "open core" model and
> it's actually possible to build an "apache-2.0-only" version of the
> program.
Yup, it looks like all files in the tsl/ directory are governed by the
proprietary license, and can be excluded from builds:
It was pointed out to me that TimescaleDB has a "open core" model and
it's actually possible to build an "apache-2.0-only" version of the
program. The differences between the two are here:
https://docs.timescale.com/timescaledb/latest/timescaledb-edition-comparison/
... and guix actually made a
Hi,
For work, I was asked to deploy a TimescaleDB server and figured "bah,
that's C code, why isn't this in Debian!" I was about to file an RFP
when I tripped over the "unknown" license on their GitHub repository:
https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb/
I found that it's not actually licensed
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