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MySQL ends distribution of Enterprise source tarballs
MySQL quietly let slip that it would no longer be distributing the MySQL Enterprise Server source as a tarball not quite a year after the company announced a split between its paid and free versions. While the Enterprise Server code is still under the GNU General Public License (GPL) MySQL is making it harder for non-customers to access the source code.
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MySQL ends distribution of Enterprise source tarballs (NewsForge)
MySQL quietly let slip that it would no longer be distributing the MySQL Enterprise Server source as a tarball, not quite a year after the company announced a split between its paid and free versions. While the Enterprise Server code is still under the GNU General Public License (GPL), MySQL is making it harder for non-customers to access the source code.