Re: [Osw-users] OSWPL and plugins

[Amar <am...@pt...>]

Yes, you can use GPL'ed code in your own external transforms, and distribute
those transforms independently for the main OSW distributions.  Your
transform will probably carry both the GPL and the OSWPL, with the GPL's
provisions on open source probably taking precedence.

It's great to see interest in new transform development out there!  Let us
know if you have any further questions about the process.

   -Amar


----- Original Message -----
From: "smoerk" <sm...@gm...>
To: <osw...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 8:17 AM
Subject: [Osw-users] OSWPL and plugins


> Does I understand it correctly that a plugin doesn't have to be under
> the OSWPL? I can use any Open Source license and also write commercial
> closed source plugins/transforms? I'm talking about plugins that work
> with a default OSW installation (and don't require any OSW modifications).
>
> Mainly the question is: can I use GPL'ed code for writing a OSW transform?
>
>
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