Boštjan,
Details of the BSD (2 and 3 clause versions) can be found at,
http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license. I use the 3-clause
version for my Open Source projects which allows anybody to redistribute
the code in binary form only.
However if you really want to keep the source private then you should
use a commercial, proprietary license. If you used the BSD license then
there is no reason I cannot decompile your binary to generate useful
source code which I could then distribute freely.
Regards,
Stuart
So if I want to create a software for which I don't want to give the
source code to the world, I use the MIT license and I am fine? Also,
which particular BSD license is similar to the MIT license in the
means of not needing to give the source code? --
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