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Is F# 2.0, released in 2010, still under the Microsoft Research Shared Source License Agreement? I know this question was asked for F# version 1, but I got the feeling that things might change with F# 2.0.
Is this license considered free and/or open?
Yes, still is see here specifically this link
Microsoft Research Shared Source License Agreement
(NON-STANDARD FOR F# Compiler)
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Of course, parts of the .Net libraries aren’t covered.