Ernesto Bascon wrote:
I want to develop an OpenBSD specific set of libraries, implementing it on C++ and using the LGPL or the Classpath::License licenses for my code (both are almost identical). Well, I will be the initial owner of my code and I can do (again, initially) anything with it, but:
If you want to do something OpenBSD specific then do it the OpenBSD way, meaning BSD license, not LGPL. It's just logical.
1. Is there some policy on OpenBSD encouraging or discouraging the use of C++ for OpenBSD specific applications? (several opensource projects prefer C over any language and discourage using C++; is that the case for OpenBSD?)
In archive as well. C is the prefer language by far! Just look in the CVS, you will not find much C++ there. That alone should tell you.
2. OpenBSD is known as a very anti-GPL project... so, what would be the OpenBSD position on front of some LGPL code implemented specifically for OpenBSD?
http://openbsd.org/policy.html Hope this help you. Daniel
