Hi Michael, > > That's a problem of licenses. The Apache License has no so called > copyleft, so LibreOffice can use our code. But LibreOffice uses licences > with a (weak) copyleft, so we can't use their code, if the developer > doesn't use also the Apache License (v 2.0) for his or hers code. > > So: if you want to share your code with Apache OpenOffice, use the > Apache License version 2.0.
Not possible for a developer to use a double licence ? ALv2.0 and the license of Libreoffice?. Or maybe the double licence is only possible with a couple of two copyleft licences or not copyleft but not with a mix, as a couple with a copyleft licence and another non copyleft ? Other question : if an original work is produced under a double licence, which is the licence of a derivate work : obligatory the initial double licence of the original work or one or the other of the original work ? Thank you A+ -- gw > > > > >
