Is this a commercial product? If so, what's your business model? This looks really neat by the way.
It says for Access to Source: Lite - Limited, Pro - Unlimited
Not sure what that means though, I didn't dig very far.
Found the above here: http://www.minocacorp.com/product/ - scroll down a bit to find the product comparison. I quickly checked each top level page and did not see any prices. Unless I missed something it looks like it's a contact us and we'll tell you situation wrt pricing...
Looks like an interesting project though. Going for Posix compatibility and having a working sh, gcc and python to start with can only help garner interest.
> It says for Access to Source: Lite - Limited, Pro - Unlimited
In the software world I'd consider anything less than BSD/MIT licensed source code limited.
Or GPL. Any free license would be acceptable.
The only non-limited license is the non-license that goes under the name public domain, but then I am again limited to only use software that was developed 100 years after the developers death. Some punched cards "programs" from IBM in the late 1800s should thus now be the first unlimited "software" which everyone is free to use.