The code should remains as open as possible, but I'm planning to sell it on Windows and Mac, and make free rmp/deb.Does the licence even matter? It feels like I'm just selling the service of compiling and distributing the software here.
What licence for a FOSS that would sell packages on Mac and Windows but give them away on Linux?
foss;licensing
Since the program is Open Source, anyone can take your Linux code and port it to Windows and Mac OSX. Therefore you're really only selling the compiling, distributing, support (etc...) services, and those aren't covered by a copyright license anyway.E.g. the GPL makes it explicit that such additional services are entirely outside the scope of the license, and anyone may charge money for that (not just you).