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- FSF Licensing Compliance Team - Free Software Foundation
For over 20 years the FSF Licensing Compliance Team has been the preeminent resource of free licensing for free software developers Read this page in Spanish Education Support We have a number of online resources as well as community-based and paid support See our licensing recommendations, analysis, and FAQ:
- Various Licenses and Comments about Them - GNU
The following licenses are free software licenses, but are not compatible with the GNU GPL Affero General Public License version 1 (#AGPLv1 0) The Affero General Public License is a free software license, copyleft, and incompatible with the GNU GPL It consists of the GNU GPL version 2, with one additional section that Affero added with FSF approval The new section, 2 (d), covers the
- Comparison of free and open-source software licenses
Organizations usually approve specific versions of software licenses For instance, a FSF approval means that the Free Software Foundation (FSF) considers a license to be free-software license The FSF recommends at least "Compatible with GPL" and preferably copyleft
- Software: Free and Open-Source Code - Creative Commons
Creative Commons recommends and uses free and open source software licenses for software To use the Free Software Foundation’s GNU General Public License, see how to use GNU licenses for your own software Learn about other free and open source software licenses at these sites: Free Software Foundation licenses list Open Source Initiative approved licenses…
- List of FSF-approved Software Licenses - Approvals - LiquiSearch
Approvals This table lists for each license what organizations from the free software community have approved it - be it as a "free software" or as an “open source” license - and how those organizations categorize it Organizations usually approve specific versions of software licenses
- CC BY 4. 0 and CC BY-SA 4. 0 added to our list of free licenses
The FSF will continue to provide feedback throughout the current compatibility evaluation discussion process We will also make updates to our list when have new information regarding compatibility between these CC licenses and other GNU licenses, such as GNU GPLv2 and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
- Free Software Licensing Resources — Free Software Foundation — Working . . .
Whether you're a new user who wants to learn more about the GNU GPL, or a developer curious about how a license affects you, we have a number of resources to help you find the information you're looking for The GNU licenses The following licenses are published by the Free Software Foundation: GNU General Public License (GPL) GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) GNU Affero General Public
- Licensing and Compliance Lab: The most frequently asked Frequently . . .
The Lab works toward that goal by offering licensing education, running certification programs like Respects Your Freedom, providing license compliance and enforcement for the GNU Project, and fielding licensing questions from the free software community
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