>wouldn't that prevent some kinda freecard for applications, like VB for >applications? Hi, then we'd have to LGPL it, instead of using the GPL, but besides that everything else would stay the same. They'd still be required to ship along the sources (which I think is only fair). My main concern is private users needing standalones. Adding it to non-GPL applications usually means they want to make money off it, and I think we needn't risk free availability of FreeCard to allow this. How are the others thinking? Cheers, -- M. Uli Kusterer ------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.weblayout.com/witness 'The Witnesses of TeachText are everywhere...'
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