I confirm that now Chromium snap is listed as "free" in the Software
Center. However Chroimum "source: local" is still proprietary -
https://i.imgur.com/zM5xDSr.png
Also, Chromium was one example of such a bug. I see many MIT or GPL3
licencesed software labeled as proprietary in the Software
I doesn't work because those are not officially supported ubuntu debs. I
am going to send you a message on launchpad so that we don't crowd this
comment section with unrelated comments, and maybe you can help a bit :)
- thanks!
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@Robert I will although I am not familiar with bug reporting
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Title:
Incorrect licenses listed in the GNOME Software
Non-snaps are often labeled incorrectly in the Software Store. MIT or
GPL3 licenses are labeled as "proprietary" in the Software Center. To
test install Ulauncher (GPL3) or Stacer (MIT), to name 2 random ones.
They will be labeled as "proprietary". Also, why we cannot filter
proprietary snaps out
Affects me as well.
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Incorrect licenses listed in the GNOME Software for Snap Apps.
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