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Are house designs covered by copyright?
You could always write to him and ask him to specify a licence.
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This is great. The more people subscribe to open source, the better it will get for everyone.
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Derek Sherrell shows a low cost, open source house that he built in 90 days. He is [giving away the plans](https://thataduguy.com/free-adu-plans/) for free for anyone who wants to build their own. Open source is a wonderful concept that should be applied to everything, not just software.
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You joke, but developers can make profits with open source. The final part of the article deals with this issue.
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I have mentioned examples of games that saw commercial success while being open source. And of course, delayed open source is also an option as some other users have said here.
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I think it could be viable for a company to release a game with a “5 year FOSS promise” or something similar
Yes, that is one of the options I mention in the article. But there are games that are open source from day one, such as Mindustry, which have seen commercial success.
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I agree, it is better to be open source all the way. I believe Godot became more popular after Unity tried to charge developers per install.
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A lot of old games have become unplayable on modern hardware and operating systems. I wrote an article about how making games open source will keep them playable far into the future. I also discuss how making games open source could be beneficial to developers and companies. Feedback and constructive criticism are most welcome, and in keeping with the open source spirit, I will give you credit if I make any edits based on your feedback.
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A lot of old games have become unplayable on modern hardware and operating systems. I wrote an article about how making games open source will keep them playable far into the future. I also discuss how making games open source could be beneficial to developers and companies. Feedback and constructive criticism are most welcome, and in keeping with the open source spirit, I will give you credit if I make any edits based on your feedback.
jairajdevadiga.com
A lot of old games have become unplayable on modern hardware and operating systems. I wrote an article about how making games open source will keep them playable far into the future. I also discuss how making games open source could be beneficial to developers and companies. Feedback and constructive criticism are most welcome, and in keeping with the open source spirit, I will give you credit if I make any edits based on your feedback.