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"Open Source Exemption" to Colorado's Age Verification Law Would Not Include GPL The System76 endorsed "Open Source Exemption" added to Colorado SB26-051 means BSD licensed code would be exempt... but GPL code (like Linux) would still require Age Verification.

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