"vvvv can be used freely without any limitations for the following purposes:
Evaluation
Non-commercial use
FOSS development
Contribution development
Teaching and learning vvvv"
For all other cases you go to https://store.vvvv.org/ .
Evaluation
Non-commercial use
FOSS development
Contribution development
Teaching and learning vvvv"
For all other cases you go to https://store.vvvv.org/ .
That's why if an "opensource" software does not use one of the standard OSS approved licenses, it is just shareware by another name.
vvvv does not claim anywhere to be open source.
> whilst trying to retain the ability to make money off the popularity when/if it does happen.
vvvv has been around for about 25 years. I would suggest to do a bit more research before jumping to conclusions.
BTW, they do open source quite a few components under proper OSS licenses: https://github.com/vvvv