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Re: [Jnative-devs] JNative: LGPL License version question

[Marc D. <mar...@gm...>]

Hi,

You should consider that you can choose what version of the LGPL is more
suitable to your needs.
I've first released JNative to GPL license, but it was non sense, since any
software that use my library had to go GPL.
I had 5 goals :

   - 1st was to prevent someone to use my work and create a commercial
   software like Excelsior's xFunction (same software type but commercial),
   - 2nd any software (commercial or free) that link to JNative is just
   fine,
   - 3rd any user that enhance JNative is encouraged to publish his work to
   make JNative better for everybody,
   - 4th ear about users that use JNative (what do they do with it, ...),
   - 5th earn few money on support and donations (counter is still blocked
   to $0 for years :D)

If you and/or your company respect at least #1, you are allowed to use
JNative.

Regards,

--Marc





2012/7/20 Satunin, Konstantin <kon...@in...>

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> I’m trying to find which version of LGPL License is used in jNative
> project. ****
>
> Website http://sourceforge.net/projects/jnative/ says only ****
>
> ** **
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> License****
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> GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)****
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> Is it possible to update it with exact License version number? Or please
> reply it to the mailing list so others will be able to find it if needed.*
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[Jnative-devs] JNative: LGPL License version question

[Satunin, K. <kon...@in...>]

Hi all,

I'm trying to find which version of LGPL License is used in jNative project.
Website http://sourceforge.net/projects/jnative/ says only

License
GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)

Is it possible to update it with exact License version number? Or please reply it to the mailing list so others will be able to find it if needed.

--
Best wishes,
Satunin, Konstantin


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