Jakob Bohm wrote: > Another common cause of non-distributable software happen when a > single program combines parts under different free licenses** > that conflict with each other in some way that makes the > combination null and void. s/null and void/undistributable/
Or, "some way which means that there is no valid license to distribute the combination." > This is the most unfortunate kind of > non-free software, all the parts are free** but we cannot ship > it no matter how much we would like to do that. Such conflicts > can often be fixed by adding a permission notice**[link to > above] modifying one of the licenses so it no longer fails the > conditions imposed by the other licenses. > > Examples and solutions: > > BSD with advertising clause + GPL2** > OpenSSL + GPL2 (happens a lot)** > QPL + GPL2 (happened to KDE version 1)** -- There are none so blind as those who will not see.