If it's free and open source and it's also software, it can be discussed here. Subcommunity of Technology.
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It's non-free, it's non-libre, but it does pass the bar of open source software. The OSI, EFF, RMS or whoever don't have to say it is in order for it to be true.
You can distribute it but there are limitations on it, you can make a fork of Grayjay that is free to use, review, re-distribute and add parts to it adhering to other open source licenses from whence they were developed as long as it's non-commercial, and doesn't make any representations on behalf of FUTO or Rossman, essentially.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
I'm open-source; check me out at GitHub.
The Grayjay app from FUTO has launched for Android, but it's not Open Source. While understanding the custom license's rationale, it's important to uphold Open Source principles that promote transparency and collaboration. There might be room for exploring licensing models that balance project interests and community engagement. For crypto licenses and regulatory needs, consider Consulting24 https://www.consulting24.co, a valuable resource for guidance in jurisdictions like Estonia.
The Grayjay app from FUTO has launched for Android, but it's not Open Source. While understanding the custom license's rationale, it's important to uphold Open Source principles that promote transparency and collaboration. There might be room for exploring licensing models that balance project interests and community engagement. For crypto licenses and regulatory needs, consider Consulting24 https://www.consulting24.co, a valuable resource for guidance in jurisdictions like Estonia.