See, this wouldn’t be a problem if they used GPL. The issue is that MPL stipulates that the modified files must be open source, while the GPL says that any derivative work must be open source.
The same problem happens with the trademarks. That is one of the reasons to rebranding the mozilla products in FOSS projects (GNU Icecat, Iceweasel, etc.)
yep, it’s call KaiOS. It’s an alternative + symbolic successor of Symbian.
It doesn’t seen to be open source. Which is a damn shame and definitely not Mozilla’s vision for their project.
It’s very sad, only the core, a fork of B2G, is open (MPL).
See, this wouldn’t be a problem if they used GPL. The issue is that MPL stipulates that the modified files must be open source, while the GPL says that any derivative work must be open source.
The same problem happens with the trademarks. That is one of the reasons to rebranding the mozilla products in FOSS projects (GNU Icecat, Iceweasel, etc.)
Even with Rust.