Commercial Indy License for HTML5

[Mark Schonewille]

Kevin,

Thanks for making clear where you stand on this. I think I can agree 
with the argument that since the app is executed in the client, it is 
ditributed. However, the obligation to give away the source immediately 
may need a little moderation, since according to the GPL offering the 
source code is sufficient. One doesn't have to keep the source on the 
server available for immediate download.

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On 7/20/2014 15:54, Kevin Miller wrote:
> That's right for the server. However in the case of an HTML5 app it is not
> correct. It is going to be downloaded and executed on the client. That
> classifies as having distributed it in compiled form. If you do that, you
> immediately have to give away the full source under GPL to every visitor
> to your website.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Kevin