It sounds like otrahuevada is describing the same thing, doesnt it? Choose a commercial license if you want support, or the open source license if you don’t. That is how I understood it.
What otrahuevada is describing is a situation in which the software developer determines under what terms a particular user may use the software, not a situation where the user makes this choice. Only the latter situation is (can be) dual licensing. The difference may seem subtle, but it's actually huge.
There was a discussion about this with someone else just yesterday. I'll find the link.
jgilias|4 years ago
There was a discussion about this with someone else just yesterday. I'll find the link.
Edit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29871302#29873586