On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 09:34:00 +0200 Sven Luther wrote: > Notice that in the ocaml case, it is well possible that the additional > licences is more near the BSD, since it allows for third party to make > modifications under a more permisive licence than the LGPL/QPL duo. > > So, would a wording where QPL 3b is modified to say that it may be > relicenced under the QPL and under a more permisive licence be > acceptable ?
IMHO, it would not improve the modified-QPL freeness.
It however would really improve the ocaml freeness, if ocaml itself were
dual-licensed under a 2-clause BSD license (or X11 or Expat or...)
besides the QPL. In that case Debian could choose to distribute
under the 2-clause BSD license (or X11 or...) and everyone could be
happy...
Anyway I think that a QPL/BSD dual license would be equivalent to a BSD
license.
So, if INRIA would like to go in this direction, I would suggest to drop
the QPL entirely and switch to a 2-clause BSD license...
P.S.: please do not reply to me directly, as I'm a list subscriber.
I would prefer you reply to the list only. Thanks.
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