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Does Licensing open-source prevent me from selling the product?
...Yes, it is entirely legal to make money with open-source software. You are allowed to sell copies of open-source software, but that is not likely to create a sustainable business, because each customer also gets the right to sell copies and to do that at a lower price. For web-based software, you can also sell subscriptions....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/14782/does-licensing-open-source-prevent-me-from-selling-the-product
MIT license and "All rights reserved."? - Open Source Stack Exchange
...The phrase has very specific, absolute meaning in the English language and can open up ambiguity in software licensing if it contradicts the rest of a license. Personally, I suggest using the actual MIT License or my personal favorite, the ISC License, as is used by the OpenBSD project and others....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/2121/mit-license-and-all-rights-reserved
software - Is Java (JRE) still free for commercial use? - Open Source ...
...So it means, in practice, that if you write your Open Source program in Java, and want to distribute that program in an open source way, that you probably won't be able to legally use (i.e. to bundle and include) the Oracle JRE with your program....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/9021/is-java-jre-still-free-for-commercial-use
Open-source license to prevent commercial use?
...Please see The Open Source Definition, specifically point 6. Open Source licenses allow for commercial use. If you intend to prevent companies from selling software linking to your library, you need a non-Open Source license. There are Open Source licenses that would require that software to be Open Source as well though....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/4875/open-source-license-to-prevent-commercial-use
Is it possible to close an open source project?
...Yes, it is possible to make an open source project into a closed source project. The copyright holder can change the license of a project at any time, or cease to distribute source code of new releases....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/270/is-it-possible-to-close-an-open-source-project
Does Open Source Software need an EULA to protect the developer?
...So the idea of EULA is more or less already included in Open Source License. Am I right? For a project that is licensed under MIT license (or possibly other Open Source Software Licenses), Do I still need to provide an End-user License Agreement when distributing the software to protect myself? Is there any contradiction between them?...
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/2865/does-open-source-software-need-an-eula-to-protect-the-developer
Is Firefox really open sourced? - Open Source Stack Exchange
...This permission can be given by adding any Open Source License to the source code. It is generally a file with the name LICENSE. Firefox is licensed under Mozilla Public License open source license. Thus it allows us to freely use it, modify it, and redistribute it, hence it 100% open source....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/10731/is-firefox-really-open-sourced
Is "open software" the same as "open source" software?
...A company sells a closed source software product - one that they actively also obfuscate - and market it as "open and flexible". Similarly there is no public issue tracking and when major exploits ......
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/9814/is-open-software-the-same-as-open-source-software
Is it allowed to sign open source binaries?
...Debian signs all of their packages. @apsillers The Open Source definition and the Free Software definition prohibit ?restrict what you can do?, that is why you know of none....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/5975/is-it-allowed-to-sign-open-source-binaries
Why is CC BY-SA discouraged for code? - Open Source Stack Exchange
...CC-BY-SA provides much weaker protection than copyleft software licenses, since it doesn't guarantee access to source code, but because it is so incompatible with other licenses, it is more restrictive in practice. It's very likely that there are much more appropriate licenses than CC-BY-SA, for whatever you're trying to achieve....
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/1717/why-is-cc-by-sa-discouraged-for-code
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