David Chisnall schrieb:
On 26 Aug 2009, at 23:31, Thomas Gamper wrote:
The only requirement is... an approved opensource license.
That brings me to my next question: What licenses are available to
me, if I use/link with GNUstep?
GNUstep uses the LGPL, which means any license from public domain to
first-born child required to use is acceptable for code that links
with it. Pick any license your comfortable with. Most of Étoilé uses
BSD or MIT licenses, a number of frameworks built with GNUstep use the
LGPL and a few use the GPL.
David
There are a couple of libraries I use. DevIL is LGPL, GLEW is licensed
under 2 similar MIT licenses and a modified BSD license, PRNG is GPL. As
far I can tell the license NVIDIA Cg is under is not free software
compatible, so I will have to remove the dependency on that library
before I actually get an svn repository at sourceforge, sic.
TOM
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