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Chris Little wrote: | On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Derek Neighbors wrote: | | |>Lynn Allan wrote: |>| Hello Ka-shu Wong, |>| |>| Thanks so much for writing. I believe I actually may understand those |>issues |>| that apply to the proposed LcdBible and the InVerse Scripture memorization |>| freeware. You are a wizard of clarity. I hope you are correct. |>| |>| Would someone please correct any fallacies on my part with the following |>| statements regarding GPL and The SWORD Project's license: |>| |>| * There can be two or more versions of the LcdBible software. |> |>Yes. This is called Dual Licesncing. Mozilla, OpenOffice/Star Office, |>MySQL and other large projects do this. It is sticky, nasty and a |>hornet's nest I wouldnt want to manage, but it is certainly do able. | | | Er. Dual licensing refers to two licenses, either of which may apply to a | single piece of software, where the licensee gets to choose the license. | In some cases, as with Perl, you get the option and don't even have to | specify which license you pick. All of the programs Derek lists here are | dual licensed, indeed. | | However, what Lynn is describing is not a single piece of software, but | two pieces of software. Picking up from Ka-shu Wong's lead:
I misunderstood his question. You are correct. I thought he was asking if he could have his program under two different licenses, but he really means two completely separate programs, in which case your answer was right on. I apologize for misreading version as license in the original question. Had 3 kids frantically rurnning around getting ready to leave for church when I responded. :)
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