There have been many discussions<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/459833/which-open-source-licenses-are-compatible-with-the-iphone-and-app-store/1321681#1321681>about it and from what I understand as long as I redistribute the source and object files I am fine.
On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Greg Troxel <[email protected]> wrote: > > Chris Ballinger <[email protected]> writes: > > > Because it's not done yet! :) I still have some crashing problems related > to > > xmppframework buddy lists that are gonna require some work. It's very > "alpha > > quality" at the moment. > > > > The goal is to get it eventually approved on the App Store. Fortunately > the > > otr library and its dependencies are LGPL and because I am redistributing > > the full source I should be in the clear as far as license issues with > the > > App Store are concerned. > > I am curious how this will go. As I understand it the app store TOS > prohibits people who obtain bits from app store from redistributing > them. If so, that's inconsistent with the LGPL, even if you offer > source on the side. (I'm not trying to accuse you of trying to evade > the LGPL - just pointing out that I think even weak copyleft and the App > Store are incompatible.) > >
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