Free Software Directory:Antifeatures
Antifeatures are flags applied to applications to warn of behavior that may be undesirable from the user's perspective. Frequently it is behavior that benefits the developer or third party, but that the end user of the software would prefer not to be there.
The pages of applications which have antifeatures include a prominent warning added to the page source.
Discussion is happening on the talk page and mailing list, and Dev for work in progress.
- Listed software tagged with Antifeature: 26
- Alphabetic list
Contents
Blacklist
0 listed:
Bait and surrender
There are two versions of this software, one free and one proprietary. The proprietary version may have more features, but the free software version is still useful. Users should be careful to use only the free software version of the package, to avoid surrendering their freedom.
1 listed:
License | Version identifier | Version date | |
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LanguageTool | LGPLv2.1orlater |
Delayed upstream forks
Software that is not a straight fork; instead, they are parallel efforts that works closely with and re-bases in synchronization on the latest base software as the upstream supplier.
0 listed:
Free fork needed!
The developer has betrayed the community by moving to a proprietary license, but people can continue to use and fork the last free version.
1 listed:
License | Version identifier | Version date | |
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SourceForge | GPLv2orlater |
Superseded
1 listed:
License | Version identifier | Version date | |
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QtiPlot | Other |
Nonfree Later Version
Bashburn [1]
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