Re-license CRSF for Arduino under the latest GNU Affero General Public License #128
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… General Public License v3 This closes a loop-hole where CRSF for Arduino could be used on a server, and its source code would never be made available to you.
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Awesome! Everything passed with flying colours! Time to merge this sucker! =^/.^= After that, I am cutting a v1.0.3 release of the Main-Trunk in its current state... with this new license in-tow. |
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Using my Owner Privelege to bypass my own Quality Control here, real quick. 'Cause I fixed up some inconsistencies in the boiler plates of the example files, and it has not made any noteworthy changes, as it's all technically documentation-related. |
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As per the title, I am updating the existing license to the GNU Affero General Public License v3.
For details, please refer to #126, as I have very detailed information as to why this is happening.