Raul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You can release software under multiple licenses if you're the copyright > holder. If you're not a copyright holder you can still release something > derived from it under the terms of the gpl if the other copyright doesn't > have restrictions beyond what the gpl has.
Ah, yes, the copyright holder can do this. But given two programs (A under the GPL and B under another copyleft license), I can't produce a derived work of both A and B without problems - the only way to satisfy the licenses would be for my work C to be released under both, and I don't have the right to do that since this would now effectively mean that there was a version of A under the other license and a version of B under the GPL. -- Matthew Garrett | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
