In other words Ladybird is no longer a free and open source software project. It is, in an important sense, closed now.
"Proprietary" means having owner(s). If the maintainers are the only ones allowed to introduce changes, they are establishing an ownership relationship over the codebase. I.e., it's a proprietary project, and that is the sense in which it's closed.
This is the destiny of most projects that go AI, in my opinion.
"Proprietary" means having owner(s). If the maintainers are the only ones allowed to introduce changes, they are establishing an ownership relationship over the codebase. I.e., it's a proprietary project, and that is the sense in which it's closed.
This is the destiny of most projects that go AI, in my opinion.
https://exquisite.social/users/thomholwerda/statuses/116697078838020135
https://ladybird.org/posts/changing-how-we-develop-ladybird/
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