AntelopaAntelopa

Licensing

Antelopa separates the free and open-source operating system from commercial software, hardware purchases and protected brand assets.

Free OSPer-package licensesEnterprise commercial termsTrademark protection

Designed as a system, not a landing-page promise.

The important parts are structured into clear platform capabilities with room for the product to become deeper over time.

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Ante OS

The operating system is intended to be free and open source; each repository and release should publish its exact license.

02

Application licenses

Individual apps can carry open-source, source-available or commercial terms depending on the product.

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Enterprise licensing

Enterprise work software is commercially licensed per user.

04

Third-party software

Libraries and dependencies retain their original license notices and obligations.

05

Moigram hardware

Server hardware is a separate commercial purchase from the free Ante Server OS.

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Trademark rights

Code licensing does not automatically grant rights to Antelopa names, logos, marks or brand identity.

Built to stay coherent as Antelopa grows.

The operating system, software catalog, documentation, security model and developer tooling should evolve together rather than become disconnected products.

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One software model

Apps are discovered, installed and updated through Ante instead of scattered public installers.

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Documentation first

Every important action should have a canonical documentation path and clear system requirements.

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Open-source foundation

The platform is designed around transparent development, reusable components and community contribution.

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Signed distribution

Production packages can be signed, versioned and verified before installation.

ante://terminalstable channel

# inspect package license

$ ante info antelopa-browser --license

License metadata: available

$ ante info antelopa-office --license

Commercial · enterprise seat required

Clear licensing is part of a trustworthy open-source platform.

As Antelopa grows, every repository, package and release should make its rights and obligations obvious.

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