Meanwhile, I'd like to ask about this unchanged sentence:
The source files always say "GPL", but the real license
specification is in the module description file.
I don't understand. Legally, what counts is the license in the actual
source file. You can't point to some other file and say "but it says
LGPL there so it's really LGPL".
I remember previous discussions about this, and that we were taking
advantage of the LGPL->GPL upgrade in places, I think. But I don't
remember anything like the above.
Can someone tell me an example, so I can understand better?
Thanks,
k
