Wart wrote:
Yes it does. It is not a OSI compatible since the OSI definition, claus 6 disallows a OSI license to discriminate against fields of endeavor. Refer to http://opensource.org/docs/definition.php for more details.While I was packaging angband, I came across this questionable license text. Before I spend too much time with this, I wanted to verify that the first paragraph is valid. In particular, it says that the software can be copied and distributed for non-for-profit purposes, that is, not for commercial purposes. Does this disqualify it as an OSI-compatible license?
--Rahul