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Chad Whitacre
Delayed Open Source Publication -- Research
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==Unscheduled / post-hoc / one-off relicensing==
This is probably properly outside the scope of this research, but people
often suggest things like these as examples when asked for projects whose
open source publication was "delayed".
*
Netscape Navigator
*
Blender
*
StarOffice
*
Qt
... and probably dozens, if not hundreds, of codebases that were released
after companies that were developing them shut down.
Maybe more ambiguous cases:
*
Games from id software (routinely released/relicensed after the end of
their main commercial viability, but not on a schedule and not with a
public commitment to do so?)
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