Re: [libdc] libdc1394 license
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From: Damien D. <dam...@cy...> - 2012-08-28 07:59:53
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Hi Matwey, On Thu, 2012-08-23 at 13:16 +0400, Matwey V. Kornilov wrote: > Hi, > > The question has been raised at SuSE bugzilla: > > https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=777083 > > > The essence is: > > 1) sourceforge declares libdc1394 as lgpl-2.0 > 2) COPYING declares libdc1394 as lgpl-2.0 > 3) manual files dc1394_reset_bus.1 and dc1394_vloopback.1 declares examples > as gpl-3.0 (at the same time, sources codes for dc1394_reset_bus and > dc1394_vloopback declare themself as lgpl-2.0) > 4) additional files examples/affine.c|h are declared as gpl-2.0 > > > Under what license dc1394_reset_bus and dc1394_vloopback are distributed? As > for me, there is a kind of contradiction for (3) and (4). Thanks for pointing this issue. There should not be any "v3" in libdc1394, so unless someone more knowledgeable than me opposes I will change that to gpl-v2. Regarding the GPL/LGPL contradiction, it seems that only examples programs are under GPL. This may make sense, as they can't be linked against so that the GPL and LGPL would be equivalent. Of course, all examples should be either GPL or LGPL; mixing both licenses doesn't make much sense here. I would be tempted to change all licenses to LGPL for the sake of simplicity. Anyone has a better idea? Damien -- Damien Douxchamps Cyberdyne Inc, Japan --------------------------------------------------------------------- 本電子メールが誤配信である場合には、大変お手数ではございますが、発信人宛に 電話又は電子メールにて、その旨ご連絡頂きますようにお願い申し上げます。 また、メール内容には当社の機密事項等が含まれている場合がありますので、 コピーや公開等をなさらず、本メールを削除頂きますように宜しくお願い申し上げます。 --------------------------------------------------------------------- |