Thanx Ted and Peter,
MIT will do, I will suggest it to the customer, and it is really VERY
brief and understandable :-)
Emmanouil:
>IMO the libraries have very little value without the source code being
>available under an OS license
Normally I would agree, but in this case the MIT license will
If it were me, I'd probably suggest putting the binaries under the MIT license.
* http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
It talks about "software" but doesn't distinguish between source and
object form.
The MIT license also has the virtue of being brief and easy to understand :)
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Hello Leon,
IMO the libraries have very little value without the source code being
available under an OS license. In my experience this view now also
applies in the corporate environment; managers want to stay away from
free binary packages since they cannot know how the code actually works
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