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  1. Status

    PhotoCraft

    ArtCraft published the first downloadable builds of PhotoCraft, an open-source Photoshop-style editor, as an early alpha.

    Now: Early alpha.

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  2. License

    Cal.diy

    Cal.com moved its production code to a private repository. The public repository became Cal.diy and changed from AGPL-3.0 to MIT.

    Was: Cal.com public repository under AGPL-3.0. Now: Cal.diy under MIT; Cal.com closed source.

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  3. Pricing

    Postman

    Postman's Free plan became limited to a single user. Solo costs $9 a month and Team $19 per user a month, billed annually.

    Was: Free plan for small teams. Now: Free plan for one user only.

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  4. Pricing

    Unity

    Unity raised Pro and Enterprise prices by 5%. Unity Pro now costs $2,310 per seat per year.

    Was: Unity Pro $2,200 per seat per year. Now: Unity Pro $2,310 per seat per year.

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  5. License

    NocoDB

    NocoDB moved from AGPL-3.0 to a Sustainable Use License (fair-code), starting with v0.301.0. It is no longer an OSI open-source license.

    Was: AGPL-3.0. Now: Sustainable Use License.

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  6. Pricing

    Affinity

    Canva replaced the paid Affinity V2 apps with one free Affinity app for Mac and Windows. It needs a Canva account; AI tools need a paid Canva plan.

    Was: Paid Affinity Photo, Designer and Publisher V2. Now: One free app; Canva account required.

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  7. License

    LM Studio

    LM Studio dropped its separate commercial license. The app is now free for use at work.

    Was: Separate license required for work use. Now: Free for personal and work use.

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  8. License

    Open WebUI

    Open WebUI v0.6.6 added a branding clause for deployments over 50 users. Its license page says the license is no longer OSI-approved.

    Was: BSD-3-Clause. Now: Open WebUI License (BSD-3-Clause plus a branding clause).

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  9. License

    Obsidian

    Obsidian made its commercial license optional, so the app is free for work use as well as personal use.

    Was: Commercial license required for work use. Now: Free for all uses; commercial license optional.

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