[Fxruby-users] Licensing question - I can make money, right?
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From: Rich <ri...@li...> - 2004-02-01 16:38:43
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I've looked into the FXRuby license (LGPL) and the FOX license (modified LGPL). Other than that - a program using FXRuby would have the OpenGL file included, which has no license for software developers... ... so - those are all of the licenses - right? If I understand the LGPL correctly, I can use LGPL'd work in my standalone EXE and not have to license my work under LGPL at all. I can close the source for all of my work - right? I know that the modified version of the LGPL for FOX says that I need to include the scentence "This software uses the FOX Toolkit Library (http://www.fox-toolkit.org)." and that if I do that I can statically link to an unmodified version of the FOX library... ... now if FOX had to do that to allow users to bundle their library, why didn't FXRuby need to do the same? Thanks in advance for any opinions / insights / facts that I can get as a response, and thanks for letting me ramble a bit on this question, I'm new to the LGPL. -Rich |