up! Le 25/04/2014 12:45, Solal a écrit : > The code.NASA project is a catalog of software distributed by the NASA > and which is used by its space projects. > There are some problems in this project : > -Most of software are proprietary, under the NOSA (NASA Open Source > Agreement). NOSA is open source but not free. I call that a POSS license > (Proprietary Open Source Software)[0]. This is a prove of the laxism of > the OSD (Open Source Definition). > -Some software is for a certain group. I understand that critical > software should be reserved for the Government (except the National > Surveillance Agency[1], of course) but some programs are reserved for > Americans. This is very shocking and discriminatory. I do not see why > Americans would be safer than non-Americans. This is pure and simple > racism. Do America need a second Luther King? > > [0]: FLCSS (Free/Libre Closed Source Software) exist too, because the > point 9 of the OSD haven't equivalent in the FSD (Free Software > Definition). A FLCSS license is a license which restricts other software > distributed on aggregates. A FLCSS license is surely the ultimate copyleft. > [1]: Beautiful pun about NSA, no? >
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