Indeed, and while I am mostly a user of commercial software, I appreciate the work that Stallman and FSF have placed on the GPL.
Whatever non-copyleft licenses allow for, it was already available via public domain and shareware like licenses.
Yes, GPL makes is very hard for certain kinds of business models like games or desktop software in general, however when people complain about its existence, most seem to blind to the fact that they only have Linux and GCC because of GPL, and clang wasn't around until 2007.
Had it not been for them, and most likely all commercial UNIXes would still be around.
Whatever non-copyleft licenses allow for, it was already available via public domain and shareware like licenses.
Yes, GPL makes is very hard for certain kinds of business models like games or desktop software in general, however when people complain about its existence, most seem to blind to the fact that they only have Linux and GCC because of GPL, and clang wasn't around until 2007.
Had it not been for them, and most likely all commercial UNIXes would still be around.