> So: is wine really LGPL-ed?
>
> How come a propriertary piece of code be part of that product? Is
> that a separate binary? a special clause in the license?
It's 2 parts:
1. The closed source part is just some wrappers and some scripts (like
reboot), almost all of them are inside the "wine" binary. (all symlinked to
"wine" executable).
2. The other part is the lgpl'd wineHQ, with the usual binaries, with some
patches, and those patches are mostly inside the WineHQ tree.
> ("won't make any money" is a moral justification, but still does not
> make anything legal)
Trust me, if it was illegal - then you would hear all the zealots of shout
about open source ;)
Thanks,
Hetz
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