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All themes and plugins are available with GPL license

The GNU General Public License (GPL) is a widely used free software license that guarantees end users the freedom to run, study, share, and modify the software. Developed by the Free Software Foundation (FSF), it is often used for open-source projects to ensure that software remains free and open for users and developers.

Key Principles of the GPL License

1. Freedom to Use: Users are free to use the software for any purpose without restriction.
2. Freedom to Study: Users can examine the source code to understand how the software works.
3. Freedom to Modify: Users can modify the software to suit their needs.
4. Freedom to Share: Users can redistribute the software, either as-is or with modifications, but must follow the terms of the GPL when distributing.

Key Conditions of the GPL License

1. Copyleft: One of the most important features of the GPL is “copyleft.” If you distribute modified versions of GPL-licensed software, you must make the source code available and distribute it under the same GPL license. This ensures that all derivative work remains open source.
2. Attribution: The original authors must be credited in any distribution of the software.
3. No Warranty: GPL licenses usually come with a disclaimer that removes any warranty or liability on the part of the developers.

Versions of GPL

There are multiple versions of the GPL license, including:

• GPLv2: An older version that requires derivative works to stay GPL-licensed.
• GPLv3: A newer version that adds protections against patent claims and addresses other modern issues related to free software.

The GPL license is often chosen by developers who want their work to remain free and prevent proprietary companies from using it without contributing back to the community.