That article is full of it. It essentially wants to agitate a lynch mob against the messenger, implying a conspiracy by Rémi and his current employer, without a clue about FSF's role in the incident, while disregarding…
Is applying for a developer license from Apple really trivial? Is it not possible for Apple to simply not grant the license if they, for example, wish to deprecate a platform? Do you have, or know a text that provides a…
With all respect, IMO paying 99 dollars a year, getting a developer license and re-signing the application yourself is far from 'trivial'. That aside, for me it is hard to see how Apple would not be the first-hand…
The users would be allowed to load the app, that is not the issue. The distributor (Apple) is not allowed to impose further restrictions upon GPL'ed software. Surely the users are ultimately the losers, but that is not…
What is ironic or hypocritical about it? There are general licenses which provide more freedom to the users (including limiting freedom of others in derivative works, which might be ironic in somebody's eyes), and this…
That article is full of it. It essentially wants to agitate a lynch mob against the messenger, implying a conspiracy by Rémi and his current employer, without a clue about FSF's role in the incident, while disregarding…
Is applying for a developer license from Apple really trivial? Is it not possible for Apple to simply not grant the license if they, for example, wish to deprecate a platform? Do you have, or know a text that provides a…
With all respect, IMO paying 99 dollars a year, getting a developer license and re-signing the application yourself is far from 'trivial'. That aside, for me it is hard to see how Apple would not be the first-hand…
The users would be allowed to load the app, that is not the issue. The distributor (Apple) is not allowed to impose further restrictions upon GPL'ed software. Surely the users are ultimately the losers, but that is not…
What is ironic or hypocritical about it? There are general licenses which provide more freedom to the users (including limiting freedom of others in derivative works, which might be ironic in somebody's eyes), and this…