Hi, I've been interested in GNUnet for quite a while now. Recently I got time to learn the API and be able to build a C++ wrapper for some of the subsystems. It's fun!
Now I want to build applications using GNUnet. As I understand, GNUnet is licensed under AGPL thus my application also has to be AGPL. But it may not be suitable for my use case. For example I want to show GNUnet stats on my personal website. Or some REST that exposes GNUnet metadata, FS proxy for download, DHT get/put, etc.. Which enable others to have easy-ish access to GNUnet. But I don't want to force them to also use AGPL. (Or even some security/commercial application in the future.) Is it possible to let applications be licensed under BSD/MIT/LGPL (or even via special clauses in GNUnet) without complicating the code? I know this is a long shot. But no harm to ask. Best Regards, Martin
