Check out the license at the source: http://www.php.net/license/ http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/freelicense.html
Quoting: Q. So, what's the point of the Zend license? When should I be concerned about it? A. You should be aware of the Zend license in two cases. First, if you publish patches to the Zend scripting engine library. The Zend license allows Zend Technologies, Ltd. to use those patches royalty-free (see the license for exact details). Second, the license prevents commercial use of the Zend scripting engine library to build commercial applications. <note well> If you want to use the Zend scripting engine library commercially (for example, as a macro language in a commercial word processor you're writing), you must contact Zend Technologies, Ltd. for licensing information. </note well> -Dan On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 11:46, Matthieu Boyer EI3 wrote: > Well, this is proprietary back-end stuff, so in a way, it won't be > marketed but it'll have to remain the propriety of the company and be > closed-source. As far as I've understood the PHP license, all i'm > required to do is not to make use of the name "PHP". But I'm not a > lawyer and I wanted to check with more experienced people. > Thanks a lot for your answer, though. > > - Matthieu > > > l0t3k wrote: > > >what specifically are you attempting to do ? do you wish to market the > >extension ? donate it to the PHP community ? if the former, then im fairly > >certain the license allows it. as for the latter, its best to license your > >code under a non-GPL, OSI approved license (BSD, LGPL, PHP, etc). > >makes sure you read the actual license FAQ here http://www.php.net/license/ > > > >l0t3k > > > > > > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
