WereKitten on 08 July 2009
| SamuelRSmith said: If it's Linux-based, then doesn't that mean that it must remain free? Which means that Google will try and get the revenues elsewhere? But where? |
Since you're speaking of revenues, I assume you meant free as "at no cost", not free as in "free speech". That said, you can sell Linux and derived software for money according to its license. But you're obligated by the same license to also release the source code to any buyer.
An always online OS will likely gather revenue through the ads placed in the web applications, though.
