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Translation and analysis of words by artificial intelligence
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What (who) is GNU General Public License - definition
GNUGeneralPublicLicense
La GNUGeneralPublicLicense (comunemente indicata con l'acronimo GNU GPL o semplicemente GPL) è una licenza fortemente copyleft per software libero, originariamente stesa nel 1989 da Richard Stallman per patrocinare i programmi creati per il sistema operativo GNU. Infatti, a differenza di altre licenze libere non-copyleft, un'opera protetta da GNU GPL deve rimanere libera, ovvero col susseguirsi delle modifiche deve continuare a garantire ai suoi utenti le cosiddette quattro libertà.
La GNU Lesser GeneralPublicLicense (abbreviata in GNU LGPL o solo LGPL) è una licenza di software libero creata dalla Free Software Foundation, studiata come compromesso tra la GNUGeneralPublicLicense e altre licenze non copyleft come la Licenza BSD, la Licenza X11 e la Licenza Apache. Fu scritta nel 1989 (aggiornata nel 1991 e nel 2007) da Richard Stallman, con l'ausilio legale di Eben Moglen.
La GNU Affero GeneralPublicLicense o GNU AGPL è una licenza di software libero e copyleft pubblicata dalla Free Software Foundation nel novembre 2007, pensata per permettere la cooperazione all'interno della comunità della rete del software.