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minus-squarejollyrogue@lemmy.mllinkfedilinkarrow-up0·16 hours agoIt’s possible. “GPLv2+” code picked up the new terms when GPLv3 was released, and if GPLv4 is ever released, the v4 terms will also apply. This is why the Linux kernel specifies GPLv2. Not v2+, only v2.
It’s possible. “GPLv2+” code picked up the new terms when GPLv3 was released, and if GPLv4 is ever released, the v4 terms will also apply.
This is why the Linux kernel specifies GPLv2. Not v2+, only v2.