Im thinking... if copyrighted software works on a "per-license" basis... whats the point of having your software closed sourced then?
You "open"-source it, and give access to the code and a license to use your software to those who pay. Easy. It wouldnt be "open", but at least people would have access to the source.
You "open"-source it, and give access to the code and a license to use your software to those who pay. Easy. It wouldnt be "open", but at least people would have access to the source.
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