nanogui: Request for comments - Microwindows


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Subject: Re: Request for comments - Microwindows
From: "Vidar Hokstad" ####@####.####
Date: 4 Oct 1999 18:50:26 -0000
Message-Id: <19991004184631.15700.qmail@mail.relight.com>

On Mon, 4 Oct 1999 14:38:00 -0400 you wrote:
>What you suggest is brilliant IMO.  I recommend to go ahead with your ideas. 
> 
>Only two comments, both about the licensing: 
> 
>1) I would prefer *GPL over MPL. 
> 
>2) I'm fine with LGPL, but I would like to see GPL in here somewhere if 
>feasable. 

I'd suggest dual licensing. *GPL is completely unworkable for many people,
for a variety of reasons.

>I was thinking, how about using GPL for server layer(s), and LGPL for client 
>layer(s)?  I think that as long the client and server are separated by a 
>messaging protocol it will work. 

The problem, as you've noted, is that many would want to link the server
into their applications. I know that we (Screen Media) can't continue to
work on it if the code isn't available under another license (apart from
the *GPL's) as well, and the result would be yet another code split.

I thought we'd already agreed on the MPL as a decent common denominator,
but I'd have no problems with dual licensing the code under both *GPL
and MPL.
 
Vidar Hokstad.

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