Previously Raul Miller wrote: > > At the moment, there's still a problem where [oversimplified:] the > > QPL requires that whenever you distribute the program you give Troll > > a copy.
Wichert Akkerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That makes it non-free.. *sigh*. Is this the only issue that makes > these two licenses incompatible? As Joseph has pointed out in his flame, this probably doesn't make it non-free. [Since you don't have to give a copy if it's "available to the general public" and even if not you only have to give a copy if you're explicitly asked.] [And, I probably shouldn't have used the word "whenever".] However, the issue still stands as it's a restriction which isn't present in the GPL, and I believe it's the only remaining issue. [But I've not put enough time into studying this revision of the QPL to be completely sure of that.] -- Raul
