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2 years agoThe devs could buy a RHEL license and get the sources, which are still under free license, that way.
The devs could buy a RHEL license and get the sources, which are still under free license, that way.
I am using similarly “dumb” back-up system. I’ve two external USB HDDs, to which I copy my home folder every 4 to 6 months. The back-up folder currently has circa 250 GiB, but I don’t use any compression and I also probably do not have to back up my Steam library multiple times.
Yes, it doesn’t scale very well, but at the same time, I do not need to hoard 5 year old data. Yes, I should have an off-site back-up, but if my house burns down, I have bigger problems than losing my old photos.
Isn’t that against GPL? You as a user are allowed to do whatever with the software — modify it, redistribute it etc.