Marco van de Voort napisał(a):
That is not possible with the GPL, LGPL or even the FPC RTL license. If
you require such credit, people will also not be able to use your
library in a (L)GPL product, because the resulting license will be
incompatible with the (L)GPL..
Understood. But I guess I can live with that :-). Yet, that brings up
the idea of double-licencing -- licencing the library as (L)GPL for use
with (L)GPL software, and a parallel licence for use in closed source
software in which case attribution is needed. I guess that would be
possible...
As long as you own all rights to the lib this is possible. However if you
use parts with different licenses in your lib, this could be troublesome.
(e.g. Jedi-SDL headers or so)
Actually the Jedi-SDL headers are under the MPL. As for the problem
itself -- the library uses the headers, but doesn't include them, so I
guess the problem is not applicable?
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Kornel Kisielewicz (adminATchaosforge.org) [http://chaosforge.org]
"Due to Pascal's original purpose as a teaching language it forces one
to learn good habits - and those good habits stay with you, even when
you later migrate to a much more forgiving language." - Sherm Pendley
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