A while ago, we created a quick patch to remove the LGPL code in the colt library that are not used by Jung
as of version 2 (see http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3096222&forum_id=252062 ).
The motivations for the patch are due to the apparent incompatibilities between the Apache license and LGPL.
The changes we have made have played well with our uses of the Jung2 beta so far, and passed all the Jung unit tests.
Are there any chances that future versions of Jung will include (or depend on) a version of colt without the LGPL parts?
Thanks,
Erlend
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Thanks for a great library.
A while ago, we created a quick patch to remove the LGPL code in the colt library that are not used by Jung
as of version 2 (see http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3096222&forum_id=252062 ).
The motivations for the patch are due to the apparent incompatibilities between the Apache license and LGPL.
The changes we have made have played well with our uses of the Jung2 beta so far, and passed all the Jung unit tests.
Are there any chances that future versions of Jung will include (or depend on) a version of colt without the LGPL parts?
Thanks,
Erlend
Erlend:
There's a decent chance of this, but we haven't yet had time to check your patch out for ourselves. Please keep bugging us about this, however. :)
Joshua
Sorry for resurrecting this topic ( this is the most recent topic about "license" that search returned) but .. are there any news on that? :)
Closing out this ancient thread: JUNG 2.1 and later do not include COLT, and in fact only depend on Guava, so this issue is no longer present.
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