Verbal Voltage

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Verbal Voltage

Which of these is open-source software?

1: Which of these is open-source software?

Windows

Photoshop

Linux

Mongo DB

What is the "GNU General Public License (GPL)"?

2: What is the "GNU General Public License (GPL)"?

A commercial license

Allows free modifications

Restricts source code access

A trial license

Which is a licensed (proprietary) software?

3: Which is a licensed (proprietary) software?

FireFox

Chrome

Chromium

LibreOffice

Why do we need software licenses?

4: Why do we need software licenses?

To make it free for all

To stop people from sharing

To decide how software is used

To keep it open-source

Which of the following licenses provides patent rights to contributors and users?

5: Which of the following licenses provides patent rights to contributors and users?

MIT License

Creative Commons Attribution

GNU GPL v2

Apache License 2.0

What does the “patent retaliation” clause in some open-source licenses (like Apache 2.0) protect against?

6: What does the “patent retaliation” clause in some open-source licenses (like Apache 2.0) protect against?

Suing contributors for patent infringement

Removing licenses due to software patents

Preventing commercial use of the software

Preventing redistribution of modified code

Which of these uses "copyleft"?

7: Which of these uses "copyleft"?

BSD License

GPL

Microsoft License

Apache License

What does EULA stand for?

8: What does EULA stand for?

End-User License Agreement

Extended User License Agreement

Evaluation License Agreement

Exclusive License Agreement

What does Apache License allow?

9: What does Apache License allow?

Restricting code usage

Only personal use

No commercial use

Open-source contributions

What does a “fork” in an open-source project mean?

10: What does a “fork” in an open-source project mean?

Merging proprietary code into open-source

Creating a branch of the Project.

A split of the codebase into a separate project

A legal dispute over ownership