> GPLv3 basically killed all momentum and it wasn't because GPLv3 was better. At least not from a business point of view.
I was pointing out that this is not entirely correct. There are quite important improvements in GPLv3 that are "better" from a business point of view. Very few businesses care about the "tivoisation clause", and some businesses may actually benefit from not having to worry about being provided GPLvX software that they can't modify.
> GPLv3 basically killed all momentum and it wasn't because GPLv3 was better. At least not from a business point of view.
I was pointing out that this is not entirely correct. There are quite important improvements in GPLv3 that are "better" from a business point of view. Very few businesses care about the "tivoisation clause", and some businesses may actually benefit from not having to worry about being provided GPLvX software that they can't modify.