GNU Licensing

GNU Licensing, primarily through the GNU General Public License (GPL), is a legal framework that allows software to be freely used, modified, and shared. It ensures that anyone can access the source code, make improvements, and distribute it, provided they also share their changes under the same license. This fosters open collaboration, transparency, and innovation while protecting users' rights to control and adapt the software. Essentially, GNU Licensing promotes a community-driven approach to software development, emphasizing freedom and openness for all users.