Maurizio De Cecco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > My point is: suppose i implement a system where *all* the libraries > are GPL, and not LGPL, would that implementation be non standard > compliant *because* of the licence ?
Well, let's say there is a LSB definition for "libfoo". Someone writes a non-free non-GPL commercial proprietary application and dynamically links it against the LGPL implementation of libfoo. If someone else then implements a GPL version of libfoo, it would not imply that the application is now violating the GPL because it was originally linked against the LGPL version. My question is: if you (as a system administrator or user) installed the application on a system that used the GPL version of libfoo instead of the LGPL version, would you be violating the GPL? Dan
