From: Stefan S. <se...@sy...> - 2004-09-26 16:00:39
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Grzegorz Jakacki wrote: > Merging code enhancements means creating derivative work of code covered > by LGPL. Such work can only be distributed under LGPL (or GPL). This sorry, but that's entirely false, both, for GPL as well as LGPL. > means that you have to fulfill certain obligations if you want to > distribute a program that uses the library (see LGPL item 6) this isn't the same as what you said above. Nothing forces you to change your license just because you link to LGPL code. It is true however that for the part of the code that is covered by LGPL you have to follow some rules (such as the ones you refer to). Also note that we are *not* talking about GPL here. Regards, Stefan |