From: alex b. <en...@tu...> - 2001-06-14 06:29:34
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> Seems the best way to go. You want to make the application development > environment (BC) as free as possible, but you don't want to make developers > release the applications developed herewith released under the same > freedom/restrictions. Correct. (given that I am in that business, I agree! :) > If this were straight-up GPL, I would be unable to use it. On the other hand, > as LGPL, I could use it, develop the applications my customers need, and > still be likely to contribute to the part that benefits you. (the BC > environment itself) Yep. I encourage people to think of how they can generalize their components, so we can include them in the distro. The more the better, as far as I am concerned. > IMHO, GPL-type licensing applies best to infrastructure - the specific > application of that infrastructure to solve a specific problem is generally > best a more proprietary license. Depends on the software, but _usually_ I agree with that statement. I think it is reasonable to classify binarycloud as infrastructure software (that and I have that on my company website :) _alex |