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RE: TortoiseSVN License

From: <Bill.Hughes_at_cgi-europe.com>
Date: 2005-11-16 11:05:31 CET

Simon Large wrote:
..snip..
> I thought we decided that was not the case. You mentioned
> Scintilla at
> one stage, but that is not GPL. Neon is LGPL, so that is OK
> to include.
>
> Stefan suggested the Artistic license, which is better than most for
> requiring attribution and in the case of commercialisation a
> copy of (or
> link to) the original open source version. According to GNU
> and OSF it
> is not a well written license and has too many legal loopholes and
> ambiguities. There is a version 2 on the way, but I don't know when.
>
> I suggested the Mozilla public license or Sun's CDDL variant of it.
> Stefan felt those were 2 much legalese, and also too US-specific.

And then I pop up (yet) again and wonder what is wrong with the LGPL - it
seems to cover what is required and may be ok with the TCVS developer.

Bill

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