For now. Perhaps they're on the "embrace" phase still.
> Or do you mean "Freedom" as in the GNU?
Basically yes. I'm asking whether this is actually better in any way than the FOSS tools it's competing with.
For now. Perhaps they're on the "embrace" phase still.
> Or do you mean "Freedom" as in the GNU?
Basically yes. I'm asking whether this is actually better in any way than the FOSS tools it's competing with.
For now. Perhaps they're on the "embrace" phase still.
I've been using it for at least 7 years, perhaps several more? Nothing has changed about its licensing or lock-in.> > For now. Perhaps they're on the "embrace" phase still.
I suspect I am missing something here. What exactly is the "threat model" here?
MobaXterm seems to be a product with a fairly old school model - you pay money and you get a perpetual license for that version of the product. It also throws in 12 months of updates. But, It is not a subscription service like a ton of SAAS products. The license appears clear as to what you are getting.
Are you worried that they will retroactively revoke your license in the future?
C:\Users\v-fishecj>ssh -V
OpenSSH_for_Windows_8.1p1, LibreSSL 3.0.2