Stop calling it opensource

[den1251]

Literally all real code is contained in ee folder and it is licensed under non FOSS license. I've seen you already move away from the "opensource" name, but there are some forgotten parts such as title of the website

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[wsxiaoys]

Thanks for raising this concern. I'd like to clarify the licensing structure of Tabby:

Client-side components (100% Apache 2.0):

• All IDE extensions (VSCode, IntelliJ, Vim, Eclipse) are fully open source under Apache 2.0
• The tabby-agent, tabby-chat-panel, and other client libraries are Apache 2.0

Server-side components:

• The core server functionality (code completion inference, repository indexing, context retrieval, etc.) is open source under Apache 2.0 - you can find this in the crates/ directory
• Only specific enterprise features (user management and chat) are in the ee/ folder under a proprietary license
• We also release binaries that support running without EE features using tabby serve --no-server

The core value proposition of Tabby - self-hosted AI code assistant - is fully open source. The EE components add collaboration and management features for team deployments, but they don't represent "all real code" as suggested.

We understand there might be different perspectives on what qualifies as "open source" in a project with this structure, but we believe the significant and functional open source components justify this designation. The majority of the codebase that powers code completion, model serving, and repository context is Apache 2.0 licensed.