Examples of Organizations Prohibiting AGPL License Usage

Examples of organizations that prohibit or strongly discourage AGPL license usage, from Google and Unicharm.

CLI Agent License Comparison and Commercial Use Guide - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI

License investigation results for embedding CLI Agents into your product. Explains the differences between Claude Code (proprietary) and Codex/Gemini CLI (Apache 2.0), along with commercial use considerations.

Is Gemini CLI Still Open Source — Reading the Apache 2.0 Code and the Backend Terms as Two Layers, and the Adoption Risk After the Antigravity CLI Transition

Google announced the transition from Gemini CLI to the closed-source Antigravity CLI and cut off free, individual access on 2026-06-18. Yet the Gemini CLI code itself stays Apache 2.0 and the repository keeps shipping releases. Whether to adopt it becomes clear once you read it as two layers: the code license and the backend service terms. This article lays out what happened, the irrevocability of Apache 2.0, the mutability of the service terms, the governance reality, the technical incompatibilities of migration, and the alternatives and defenses, as of 2026.

Google Web Fonts are License-wise OK to Use in iPhone/Android Apps

A short note that Google Web Fonts are license-wise OK to use in iPhone and Android apps.

How to Hide TinyMCE 'POWERED BY TINY'

After moving to a paid TinyMCE plan, I hid the 'POWERED BY TINY' label by setting branding: false.

Configuration to Continue Using husky v4 Without Upgrading to husky v5

How to stay on husky v4 by pinning it via npm install and ignoring 5.x updates in Dependabot.

Comparing Permissive-Licensed OSS Load Testing Tools — k6 Alternatives and Use-Case Mapping

With k6 sitting on AGPL-3.0, requests to rebuild the load testing stack on permissive licenses only have become a regular conversation. This post lines up the major Apache 2.0 / MIT candidates (Gatling, Locust, JMeter, Goose, Vegeta, oha, Fortio, ghz, and others), comparing protocol coverage, resource efficiency, and CI/CD fit, and maps each to a workload.

Differences between major LICENSEs and how to identify them

A memo of reference links about the differences and identification methods for major OSS licenses like BSD, MIT, GPL, LGPL, and Creative Commons.

Typekit Fonts Cannot Be Used in iOS/Android Apps Due to License Restrictions

Adobe's reply confirming that Typekit fonts were licensed for websites only and could not be used in iOS or Android apps.