List of proprietary source-available software

This is a list of proprietary source-available software, which has available source code, but is not classified as free software or open-source software. In some cases, this type of software is originally sold and released without the source code, and the source code becomes available later. Sometimes, the source code is released under a liberal software license at its end of life as abandonware. This type of software can also have its source code leaked or reverse engineered.

While such software often becomes later open source software or public domain, also other constructs and software licenses exist, for instance shared source or creative commons licenses.[1][2] If the source code is given out without specified license or public domain waiver it has legally to be considered as still proprietary due to the Berne Convention.

For a list of video game software with available source code, see List of commercial video games with available source code. For specifically formerly proprietary software which is now free software, see List of formerly proprietary software.

List of formerly closed-source software
Title Original author Original release Source code availability OpenSource compatible Freeware (data and software) Complete Free software (DFSG compatible) New license Notes
.NET Framework Microsoft 2002 2007/2014 Mostly Yes No 2007: Microsoft Reference Source License (FCL),[3] 2014: MIT license (core), Apache License 2.0, BSD license In 2007 the source code of the Framework Class Library of .NET was released under a Microsoft Reference Source License by Microsoft.[3] In November 2014, core parts of .NET were released under the permissive MIT license.[4][5] Miguel de Icaza announced that the released code will be merged into Mono.[6]
3scale Connect 3scale 2007 2016 ? ? ? ? On 22 June 2016, Red Hat announced the purchase of 3scale and the open sourcing of their software.[7][8]
Adobe Flex Adobe 2004 2007 Yes Yes Yes MPL Since renamed to Apache Flex and changed to Apache License 2.0
Adventure Game Studio Chris Jones 1997 2011 Yes Yes Yes Artistic License v2 On 26 October 2010, Chris Jones released the source code for the editor under the terms of the Artistic License version 2.[9] On 27 April 2011, the runtime engine code was released under the same licence.[10] In 2015, community developers keep maintaining and improving the engine.[11]
AdvFS Hewlett-Packard 1990s June 2008 Yes Yes Yes GPL v2 On 23 June 2008 HP opened up AdvFS under GNU General Public License version 2 (instead of current version 3) at SourceForge in order to be compatible with the Linux kernel license.[12]
Amazon Lumberyard Amazon 20?? 2016 No Yes No proprietary license On 16 August 2017, the source code of the game engine was made freely available under proprietary license terms via GitHub.[13][14]
Andrew File System now OpenAFS Carnegie Mellon University / Transarc Corporation / IBM 1989 2000 Yes Yes Yes IBM Public License AFS was originally developed at Carnegie Mellon University, and developed as a commercial product by the Transarc Corporation, which was subsequently acquired by IBM. IBM announced on 15 August 2000 at LinuxWorld the release of AFS under the IBM Public License, which became OpenAFS.[15]
Allegiance (now FreeAllegiance) Microsoft Research 2000 2004 Yes Yes Yes MIT license (earlier Shared Source[16]) Real-time strategy and Space combat simulator videogame released by Microsoft Research under a shared source license ("MSR-SSLA") 2004.[17] On 27 July 2017 Microsoft Research changed the license from MSR shared source license to the MIT license.[18][19]
AnyChart AnyChart 2003[20] 2017[21] No No No Free license for non-commercial use.[22] In February 2017, AnyChart published the source code on GitHub as part of the 7.13.0 update.[23] Commercial licensing for data visualization in profit-oriented projects is still required.[24][25]
Apache Derby IBM 1996 August 2004 Yes Yes Yes Apache License 2.0 Relational database management system originally called Cloudscape; released as free and open-source software by IBM in 2004 and donated to the Apache Software Foundation
Apple DOS Apple Inc. 1986 2015 No No No non-commercial license The Apple DOS source code was released by the Computer History Museum[26] after Paul Laughton, the creator of the code, donated it.[27]
ASP.NET Microsoft 2002 14 May 2013 Yes Yes Yes Apache License 2.0[28] released by Microsoft in 2013
Photoshop 1.0.1[29] Adobe Systems Inc. 1990 February 2013[30] No ? No COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM SOFTWARE LICENSE (non-commercial license)[29] Adobe Systems Inc. made the source code of the 1990 version 1.0.1 of Photoshop available to the Computer History Museum. Includes all the code with the exception of the MacApp applications library which was licensed from Apple.
Autodesk Animator Pro Jim Kent 1989 2009 Yes Yes Yes BSD license[31] Eventually Animator's development ended and it became no longer supported by Autodesk. Jim Kent kept copyrights to the 300,000 lines source code base of Animator Pro and made the software available to the public around 2009.[32] After some initial code review[33] porting to modern platforms was started on GitHub.[34]
BDS C Compiler Leor Zolman 1979 2002 Yes Yes Yes Public domain Released by author
Bitkeeper BitMover Inc. 1998 2016 Yes Yes Yes Apache 2 On 9 May 2016 Bitkeeper became available under Apache 2 license for download on a GitHub repository.[35]
Bitstream Vera (font) Bitstream Inc. Unknown 2003 ? Yes (non-commercial) No (can't be sold by itself) custom non-commercial Through the efforts of Bitstream and the GNOME Foundation
Blender Neo Geo / Not a Number Technologies / Ton Roosendaal 1996 2003 Yes Yes Yes GPL v2 Originally proprietary shareware software, it was open sourced in 2002 after a €100,000 crowdfunding campaign.[36][37][38][39]
BlitzBASIC (Blitz3D, BlitzPlus, BlitzMax) Mark Sibly 2001 2014 Yes Yes Yes zlib license BlitzPlus was released as Open Source on 28 April 2014 under the zlib license on github.com.[40][41] Blitz3D follow on 3 August 2014.[42][43] BlitzMax was open sourced on 21 September 2015.[44]
Call to Power II Activision 2000 2003 No No No own non-commercial license[45] Source code was handed to the community to allow them self-support.[46][47]
CAS.CADE Matra Datavision 1990s 1999[48] Yes Yes Yes "Open Cascade Technology Public License" / since 6.7.0 LGPL 2.1[49]
C*Base 1980s 2003 Yes Yes Yes GPLv2
CCGMS Craig Smith and Aaron Hightower 1986 2016 Yes Yes Yes BSD The 6502 assembly source for the C64 BBS and terminal software (Commodore Colors Graphics Terminal) was released by the developers in 2016.[50][51]
ChakraCore Microsoft 2009 2016 Yes Yes Yes MIT On 13 January 2016 Microsoft released ChakraCore under the MIT license on GitHub.[52] ChakraCore is essentially the same as the Chakra engine that powers the Microsoft Edge browser, but with platform-agnostic bindings, i.e. without the specific interfaces utilised within the Windows Universal App platform.[53]
Common Desktop Environment The Open Group 1993 2012 Yes Yes Yes LGPL v2+ [54][55]
Conversations / OpenMAPI VIPcom GmbH ? 2009 Yes Yes Yes AGPL VIPcom GmbH released in January 2009 the groupware software Conversations, an alternative to Microsoft Exchange, under the AGPL.[56]
CMU Sphinx Carnegie Mellon University/Kai-Fu Lee 2000 Yes Yes Yes BSD 3-clause [57][58]
CuneiForm Cognitive Technologies 1993 2008 ? ? ? BSD Optical character recognition software
CP/M Caldera 1974 2001[59] Yes Yes Yes "License Agreement CP/M"[60] In 2001 Caldera released CP/M's source code under an open source license, allowing redistribution and modification, via Tim Olmstead's "The Unofficial CP/M Web site".[59][60][61] In October 2014, to mark the 40th anniversary of the first presentation of CP/M, the Computer History Museum released early source code versions of CP/M.[62]
DarkBASIC Lee Bamber / The Game Creators 2000 2016 Yes Yes Yes MIT In 2016 the source code of DarkBASIC Professional was liberated for the community under the open source MIT license on github.com.[63][64]
Deluxe Paint I (1986) Electronic Arts 1996 2015 No Yes No non-commercial license Source code of an early version released by Electronic Arts in 2015.[65]
DIV Games Studio Hammer Technologies 1998 2016 Yes Yes Yes GPLv3 The original for MS-DOS written software was released commercially in 1998.[66] In November 2016 "DIV Games Studio 2"'s source code was released under the GPLv3 on GitHub. The software includes now support for many desktop and mobile platforms like Windows (32 and 64bit), OSX, Android, Linux, HTML / Javascript, Raspberry Pi, GCW Zero, Pandora Console, GP2X, PSP and more in WIP.[67]
Duke Nukem 3D 3D Realms 1996 2003 Yes No No GPLv2+ Game code only, no data, no engine.
Darwin (operating system) Apple Inc. 1999 1999 Yes Yes ? Apple Public Source License
Doom id Software 1993 1997 Yes No No id software license[68]/later GPLv2+ Code only. Originally released under a restrictive license in 1997, in 1999 re-licensed under GPLv2.
DR-DOS/Caldera OpenDOS 7.01 Caldera (company) 1976 May 1997 ? ? ? CALDERA'S OPENDOS END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT[69] The Caldera OpenDOS 7.01 source code was a base for the DR-DOS/OpenDOS Enhancement Project in 2002.[70]
DOS/32 DOS extender Narech Koumar 1996 2002 Yes Yes Yes Apache-like license In May 2002 DOS/32 Advanced DOS extender was released to the public by Narech Koumar including the latest binaries, documentation manuals and the source code under an Apache-like license allowing unrestricted, royalty-free distribution and use of the released materials in any software projects including commercial products.
DOS.MASTER Glen Bredon end 1980s 2000 Yes Yes Yes public domain software DOS.MASTER is a program for Apple II computers which allows Apple DOS 3.3 programs to be placed on a hard drive or 3½" floppy disk and run from ProDOS. It was written by Glen Bredon as a commercial program during the late 1980s where it experienced widespread success; it was released into the public domain by his family after the author's death (like his other Apple II software, e.g. Merlin).[71]

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 Etherpad Google 2008 2009 Yes Yes Yes Apache License 2.0 Open sourced after being purchased by Google
Eudora (email client) Qualcomm 1988 2018 Yes Yes Yes BSD license Released by the Computer History Museum.[72][73]
Free Download Manager (FDM) 2003 August 2007 Yes Yes Yes GPLv3[74] Free since version 2.5[75]
Gigablast Matt Wells 2000 2013 Yes Yes Yes Apache License The web search engine was started in 2000 by Matt Wells (former Infoseek) and the source code was released in 2013 under Apache license.[76]
Graphics Environment Manager (GEM) Caldera Thin Clients February 1985 April 1999 Yes Yes Yes GPLv2+ Caldera Thin Clients (later known as Lineo) released the source to GEM under the GNU General Public License (GPL) in April 1999. The development of GEM for PC is continued as OpenGEM and FreeGEM. It also has been ported to the Atari ST again to be used in the free TOS clone EmuTOS.
FAR Manager Eugene Roshal/Far Group October 1996 October 2007 Yes Yes Yes BSD revises Version 2.0 released as open source.
File Manager (Windows) Microsoft 1990 April 2018 Yes Yes Yes MIT On April 6, 2018, Microsoft released binaries and the source code, licensed under the MIT License, for an improved version of File Manager able to be run on Windows 10.[77][78] This version included changes such as the ability to compile in modern versions of Visual Studio, the ability to compile as a 64-bit application, and numerous usability improvements.[78]
FPS Creator Classic The Game Creators 1999 (?) February 2016 No Yes No undefined In February 2016 authors decided to release "FPS Creator" as "FPS Creator Classic" source available (no defined license) with many model packs on github.com.[79][80]
Gentium (font) SIL International 2002 2005 Yes Yes Yes OFL Through the efforts of SIL International
Haaf's Game Engine Relish Games / Ryan C. Gordon 200? 2011 Yes Yes Yes zlib license Video game Hammerfight was part of the third Humble Indie Bundle in 2011,[81][82] and Ryan C. Gordon ported "Haaf's Game Engine" to Linux and Mac OS X. Relish Games and Ryan Gordon released the source code of their versions under the zlib free software license in August/September 2011.[83][84][85][86]
Helix (multimedia project)[87][88] RealNetworks 2002 ? Yes No RealNetworks Community Source License The Helix Community is an open collaborative effort to develop and extend the Helix DNA platform.[89]
Highcharts Highsoft 2009 2009 No No No non-commercial license, free for personal use[90][91] Source code is on GitHub, but license is sold for non-personal commercial use.
HoverRace GrokkSoft 1996 2006 ? No No originally time limited license / later non-commercial GrokkSoft HoverRace SourceCode License.[92]
ICQ Mail.Ru Group 1996 2016 Yes Yes Yes Apache license In March 2016 the source code of the ICQ client was released under the Apache license released on github.com.[93][94]
Impulse Tracker Jeffrey "Pulse" Lim 1995[95] 2014 Yes Yes Yes BSD License[96] A Music tracker originally released by Jeffrey "Pulse" Lim in 1995 for MS-DOS. The software was distributed as freeware beside an advanced commercial version with extra features. After the commercial version was publicly pirated, the development ended with release 8 April 1999.[97] On 25 December 2014, the complete Impulse Tracker source code was added to a GitHub repository under the BSD license by the author.[98]
ILWIS ITC 1988 2007 Yes Yes Yes GPL Released as free and open-source software by ITC
Jump 'n Bump Brainchild Design 1998 1999 ? Yes No Emailware[99] Source code released under a emailware license.
id Tech 2 id Software 1997 2001 Yes Yes Yes GPL
id Tech 3 id Software 1999 2005 Yes Yes Yes GPL
id Tech 4 id Software 2004 2011 Yes Yes Yes GPL The released version is the source code to Doom 3; source code to newer id Tech 4 games has yes to be released. Changes to the code had to be made to avoid use of the patented Carmack's Reverse.
Java Sun Microsystems 1995 1998 No Yes No Sun Community Source License In 1998 Sun Microsystems released much of Java under the terms of the Sun Community Source License.[100]
Jumper 2.0 2007 2008 Yes Yes Yes GPL Publicly announced on 29 September 2008.[101]
Korn shell 1982 2000 Yes Yes Yes custom license; later CPL
LightZone Light Crafts 2005 2012 Yes Yes Yes 3-clause BSD Company went out of business
Linksys WRT54G series wireless router firmware (now OpenWRT) Linksys ? 2003 Yes Yes Yes GPL As Linksys built the firmware for their WRT54G wireless router also from GPL'ed code,[102] they were required to make the source code available in July 2003.[103][104]
MacPaint Apple Inc. 1984 2010 No Yes No non-commercial license[105] MacPaint 1.3's source code (written in a combination of Assembly and Pascal) is available through the Computer History Museum, along with the QuickDraw source code.[106]
Marathon 2: Durandal Relic Entertainment 1995 2000 Yes No No GPL The code was released under the GPL while the data is still proprietary. Now known as Aleph One
Mega (service) Mega Limited 201? 2017 No No No MEGA Limited Code Review License Mega Limited released the source code to their client-side software around 28 January 2017 under an own license on github.com.[107][108]
MegaZeux Alexis Janson (Software Visions) 1994 1998 Yes Yes Yes GPLv2 MegaZeux is a game creation system (GCS) inspired by Tim Sweeney/Epic MegaGames' classic shareware game ZZT. Both the code and the world files and music files are made freely available by Alexis Janson (Software Visions).
MS-DOS 1.10 and 2.0 Microsoft 1982 2014 No Yes No MICROSOFT RESEARCH LICENSE (non-commercial license)[109] On 25 March 2014 Microsoft made the code to MS-DOS 1.10 and 2.0 available to the public under a Microsoft Research License for educational purposes.[110][111]
Microsoft Word for Windows version 1.1a Microsoft 1991 2014 No Yes No MICROSOFT RESEARCH LICENSE (non-commercial license) Microsoft made the source code of the 1991 version of Word available to the Computer History Museum and to the public for educational purposes.[109][112]
MidasWWW Tony Johnson and Chung Huynh 1992 2015 ? Yes ? unspecified The 16 Nov 1992 sources were made available in June 2015 at GitHub without specified license.[113][114]
Miles Sound System (early DOS version called Audio Interface Library) John Miles 1991 2000 Yes Yes Yes Public domain Source code release of the AIL version 2 for DOS by John Miles into the public domain in 2000.[115][116]
MINIX Andrew Tanenbaum 1987 2000 Yes Yes Yes BSD 3-clause
Movable Type Weblog software October 2001 December 2007 Yes Yes Yes GPL By Weblog software
MySQL MySQL AB 1995 2000 Yes Yes Yes dual-licensing: GPL[117][118][119] / proprietary license[120]
NASTRAN NASA 1960 2001 ? ? ? own license In 2001 the NASA released with the "NASA Classics" package also the Finite Element Analysis simulator's source code to the public for fee.[121][122][123]
Nebula device 2 / 3 Radon Labs 2001 2006 / 2011 Yes Yes Yes MIT license[124][125] Game engine of many Radon Labs games like Project Nomads, Drakensang: The Dark Eye and Drakensang: The River of Time.
NCSA Mosaic 2.7 NCSA 1993 March 2010[126] ? Yes ? own license[127] first graphical browser
NetBeans 1997 October 2007 Yes Yes No GPL, CDDL An integrated development environment (IDE) for Java and other programming languages
Netscape Enterprise Server Sun Microsystems January 2009 ? ? BSD Sun Microsystems open sourced it.[128]
Netscape Navigator/Communicator Netscape Communications 1994 1998 Yes Yes Yes MPL See Mozilla[129][130]
Open Sound System 4Front Technologies 1992 2007 Yes Yes Yes GPL, CDDL
PhysX Nvidia 2004 2015 No No No ? (proprietary) At GDC 2015, Nvidia made the PhysX' source code available on GitHub, but requires registration on developer.nvidia.com and EULA signing.[131]
Pine (email client) 1989 1996 ? ? ? own license[132] Before 1996 under BSD license, it was switched to a proprietary license while still having the source code available.[133]
Performance Co-Pilot Ken McDonell and Mark Goodwin 1993 December 1999 Yes Yes Yes GPL, LGPL
Powershell Microsoft 2006 August 2016[134] Yes Yes Yes MIT License
Qt Trolltech 1991 1995 Yes Yes Yes FreeQT (1995), Q Public License (1999), GPLv2 (2000), LGPLv2.1 (2009),[135] LGPLv3 (2014)[136] First released as open source under the FreeQT license, then QPL. Later released as GPLv2. Qt 4.5 and later are released under the LGPLv2.1. Until 2005 the Windows version was only under proprietary license.
Quake id Software 1996 1999 Yes No No GPLv2 The map sources were also released under the GPL in 2006.
RSD Game-Maker Andrew Stone 1991 2014 Yes Yes Yes MIT license After some consultation with the user base, on 12 July 2014 original coder Andy Stone released the Game-Maker 3.0 source code on GitHub, under the MIT license.[137]
Rise of the Triad 3D Realms 1994 2002 Yes No No GPLv2 Only the code was released under the GPL.
Samsung TV firmware for LN52A650 Samsung ? 2010 Yes Yes Yes GPLv2 Was released in 2010 after a successful lawsuit against copyright violators of BusyBox by the Software Freedom Law Center in 2009.[138][139][140][141] Was later also the base for the community SamyGO project.
Scilab INRIA and École nationale des ponts et chaussées Yes Yes Yes Scilab license[142] / later CeCILL Before v5 Scilab's source code was distributed under the non-commercial "scilab license".
Second Life client Linden Lab 2003 2007 Yes Yes Yes GPL v2 The client was released under GPLv2.
SimCity Don Hopkins 1989 2007 Yes Yes Yes GPL v3 Free version released as 'Micropolis' [143]
Solaris Sun Microsystems 1989 2005 Yes Yes Yes CDDL Free version released as OpenSolaris.[144]
StarOffice Sun Microsystems 1986 2000 Yes Yes Yes LGPL/SISSL[145] Free version released as OpenOffice.org, now released only under the LGPL. (OpenOffice.org has since been forked into LibreOffice, which is also under the LGPL and has largely displaced OpenOffice.org.) StarOffice is still released separately under a proprietary license, using mostly the same code; Sun requires all contributors to the main OpenOffice.org project assign joint copyright to Sun.
Stellar Frontier Stardock 1997 2008[146] No Yes No STARDOCK SHARED SOURCE STELLAR FRONTIER LICENSE (non-commercial license)[147] Stellar Frontier is a multiplayer space strategy/shooter game made by Doug Hendrix in 1995 and published by Stardock. Stardock closed the master server on 4 August 2006, ceasing official support for multiplayer mode but released the source code under a shared source license in 2008.
Symbian Nokia 1997 (as Psion EPOC32)[148] 2010[149][150] Yes Yes No EPL / Nokia Symbian License[151]
Synfig Robert Quattlebaum 2001 2005 Yes Yes Yes GPL Some more information is available on the Synfig.[152]
Take 2 Cellsoft / Geert Vergauwe ? 2015 ? Yes ? "open source freeware" The popular animation software for the Amiga was gifted in 2015 to the community by the original developer, including the 68k assembly source code.[153][154]
TensorFlow Google ? 2015 Yes Yes Yes Apache license 2.0 TensorFlow was originally developed by the Google Brain team for Google's research and production purposes and later released under the Apache 2.0 open source license on 9 November 2015.[155][156]
Technicolor TC72xx chipset cable modem firmware/eCos Technicolor 2008 2015 Yes Yes ? GPLv2, lGPL, eCos 2.0 license[157] Released on GitHub on 30. November 2015.[158][159]
Tesla Model S Tesla Inc. 2012 2018 Yes Yes Yes GPLv2[160] Tesla released source code on a github.com repository as part of their GPL-compliance process for the Tesla Model S in collaboration with Software Freedom Conservancy.[161]
Tesseract OCR HP and UNLV 1985 2005 Yes Yes Yes Apache License 2.0 Released as free and open-source software by HP and UNLV
TextMate 2 MacroMates 2004 2012[162] Yes No Yes GPL v3 In August 2012, TextMate 2’s source code was published on GitHub under the terms of the GPLv3.[163] It remains a commercial product and users are required to purchase a license from Macromates.[164] Odgaard stated he prefers receiving patches as public domain as this preserves his ability to release a future version under a more permissive license, or to make a version available on the Mac App Store.[165][166]
Toonz (now OpenToonz) Digital Video S.p.a. 1993 2016 Yes Yes Yes BSD license On 19 March 2016 it was announced that Toonz will be released as Free and open-source software on 26 March 2016.[167] It was released under BSD license to github.[168]
Torque 3D / Torque 2D Dynamix / GarageGames 2001 2012 Yes Yes Yes MIT License Developed for Tribes 2. Released as free and open-source software by Dynamix and later by GarageGames.
TurboCASH Pink Software April 1985 July 2003 Yes Yes Yes GPL
Turbo Vision Borland 1990 1997 Yes Yes Yes Public domain software Around 1997, the C++ source code was released by Borland into the public domain.[169][170] It is developed by the open-source community under a GPL license and a BSD license branch.
v7 Unix Caldera International 1979 2002 Yes Yes Yes BSD-like license In 2002, Caldera International released[171] V7 Unix as FOSS under a permissive BSD-like software license.[172][173][174]
v8 Unix, v9, v10 Unix Heritage Society and Alcatel-Lucent 1985 2017 No Yes No non-copyright enforcement grant on non-commercial usage In 2017, Unix Heritage Society and Alcatel-Lucent USA Inc., on behalf of itself and Nokia Bell Laboratories, released v8, v9, v10 under the condition:[175] "will not assert its copyright rights with respect to any non-commercial copying, distribution, performance, display or creation of derivative works of Research Unix®1 Editions 8, 9, and 10".
Chipset and graphics chips drivers and documentation VIA Technologies 200? 2005/2008 Yes Yes Yes GPL [176][177][178]
Unrar Rarlabs 1995 2000 No Yes No own unrar license[179] Unrar source code was released by Eugene Roshal/RARlabs sometime in 2000. A GPL fork of older codebase exists.[180]
Warzone 2100 Pumpkin Studios/Eidos Interactive March 1999 December 2004 Yes Yes (only movies not)[181] Yes (GPL2+, only movies not)[181] GPLv2 Video game by Eidos Interactive
Watcom C compiler Watcom 1988 2003 Yes Yes No Sybase Open Watcom Public License Released as Open Watcom, under a license which is considered free by the OSI[182] but not by the FSF. The FSF has problems with the license as it demands more freedom than the GPL by requiring the release of source code also in the case of private use.[183]
WebOS Hewlett-Packard 2009 2012 Yes Yes Yes Apache license Written originally in 2009 by Palm, in December 2011 HP announced it would release the WebOS source code in the near future under an open-source license.[184] In August 2012, code specific to the existing devices was released as WebOS Community Edition (CE), with support for the existing HP hardware.[185]
Windows Live Writer Microsoft 2012 2015 Yes Yes Yes MIT License An open source fork of Windows Live Writer was released as Open Live Writer on 9 December 2015.[186]
Wintermute Engine Dead:Code Software 2003 2013 Yes Yes Yes MIT license The source code of the portable Wintermute Lite 2D engine has been released by author Jan Nedoma under a MIT License on Bitbucket.[187] It is also Donationware, as the author asks for donations for continued development.[188] Also Wintermute 1.x and Wintermute 2 were released under MIT.[189] In 2012 ScummVM integrated the WME lite engine into their framework.[190]
Xenko Silicon Studio 2014 2014 Yes Yes Yes GPLv3 Xenko, formerly known as Paradox, is a C# game engine with an asset pipeline and a cross-platform runtime supporting iOS, Android, Windows UWP, Linux, and PlayStation4. It was made free and open-source software in October 2014.[191] Xenko beta version 1.8x was then released finally out of beta in February 2017.[192]
Xerox Alto Computer History Museum 1975 2014 No Yes No own non-commercial license On 21 October 2014, Xerox Alto's source code and other resources were released from the Computer History Museum.[193]
XMind XMind Ltd. 2007 2008 Yes Yes Yes Eclipse Public License and LGPL Mindmapping software based on the Eclipse RCP
ZFS Sun Microsystems 200? 2005 Yes Yes Yes CDDL The innovative next-generation file system was released by Sun Microsystems under an open-source license in 2005.[194] Due to an potential license incompatibility of the GPL with the CDDL it wasn't directly integrated in linux (until 2016 when Ubuntu included it), but in the BSDs or MacOS due to their permissive licensed kernel. After the later owner Oracle didn't released after version 28, the community forked to OpenZFS.[195]

See also

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