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As PCs began to become widespread in the 1980s, software, previously regarded as an adjunct to hardware, began to develop into a value-added industry. At the same time, there is a movement to impose certain restrictions on the use, reproduction, distribution, and modification of the software through intellectual property rights and licenses. Richard Stallman founded the Free Software Foundation and developed a free software movement to defend the existing rights to the free use, sharing, and modification of the software, . After securing the copyright for their software, the FSF intended to ensure free sharing and modification of the software on the premise of this right, resulting in the GNU General Public License (GPL). Since then, the FSF has released most software by the GPL, and other developers have begun to distribute their software under the terms of the GPL based on their own initiative, and currently GPL-compliant software is the largest part of open source software .
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The reason why the FSF is making and using the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), which is somewhat less relaxed than GPL in some libraries, is in strategic terms to encourage the use of open source software. If you apply a rigorous license such as GNU to a library that provides the same functionality as a commercial library, developers will be able to ...
== 문서역사 살펴보기 ==
문서역사 기록은 언제나 다음과 같은 형태로 나타납니다.
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