And, you can not resell LGPL as I understand it. How
RedHat is able to sell Linux, for example, made up of
LGPL, GPL and more, is that they charge for the
service of assmebling a full installation, including
the various works they do to make their own
distribution the way it is. But the products,
Saw this article on slashdot yesterday ...
http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/07/17/2257224mode=threadt
id=108tid=117tid=126tid=156tid=99
... and although it looks like the guys from FSF have somewhat clarified
their earlier statements, it still leaves some doubt as to how
That said, I want to be sure I understand that this
means I could take the JBoss product, and use it in my
own proprietary or FSF based project? For example, if
I want to use the JMX kernel and the JMS stuff to
embed in my own commercial client application to have
JMS functionality, I could do so
Actually, I was hoping you or someone else with
knowledge of this information would just come forth. I
don't really have $250 an hour to ask a lawyer. My
understanding of LGPL is that so long as the source
itself is made available, stays open/free, and is
acknowledged in some place in the product,
