David Starner quotes: > LPRng is distributed under the GNU software license for > non-commercial use, the Artistic License for limited com=AD > mercial use. Commerical support and licensing is avail=AD > able through Patrick Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
And writes: > What's so strange? How I understand it is that you can use it under the > GPL or Artistic License. If you need support or want to include it in a > program without following the Artistic or GPL, then email him and he'll > hook you up - probably for a hefty fee. Still, completely DFSG-free. He is letting us chose one of three licenses: The GPL modified to forbid commercial use, the Artistic modified to forbid all but "limited" commmercial use, and a privately negotiated custom license. Very non-free. I suspect that he labors under the delusion that the GPL intrinsicly forbids commercial use. He is quite wrong. It does not apply to use at all. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler) Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, WI
