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re-motion is dually licensed. You can have a commercial license for re-motion (includes support and more). This usually costs money, because it involves support or project work. There is a wikipedia article on the subject. There is a wikipedia article on the subject.
However, all of re-motion is also available under common variants of the GPL wikipedia. The GPL itself is not used in re-motion at the time of this writing; most of it is covered by a more consumer-friendly, less-strings-attached license.
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The following re-motion components are licensed under the LGPL. (Or,
actually, dually licensed. The LGPL is one of two options here.)
Other parts of re-motion are covered by the Affero GNU public license (AGPL). This license is like the GPL, with an important difference: providing running instances of AGPLed software over a network is treated like "distribution" (in contrast to the GPL, where it is not).
The security module re-strict is licensed under the AGPL. (Or, actually, dually licensed. The AGPL is one of two options here.)
The security module re-strict is licensed under the AGPL. (Or, actually, dually licensed. The AGPL is one of two options here.)
The consequence: if you provide modified AGPLed software as a web service (for example) you must share your modifications. (wikipedia.)
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