nanogui@linuxhacker.org

>> out of general curiosity hows does BSD and MPL mix? the reason
>> being that if they can i am interesting in porting some bits n'
>> bobs to nanox
> 
> BSD is pretty much the loosest of the lot.
> 
> MPL is a modified BSD where all changes return to the 'core'.
> You should be able to combine BSD and MPL licensed code w/o
> problems.

erm, you should check whether what you want to port falls under
the original BSD license or the revised (advertisement free) BSD
license... it makes a *big* difference.

also, something that no one has mentioned as a possibility for
those who have contributed to MicroWindows/NanoX who would rather
stick with the GPL... the LGPL, even though GNU "officially"
discourages its use except in very special cases, makes a
perfectly fine option for a componant in a "mixed-license"
project...



                                - ben