Thanks a lot for help,
Vikas
Simon P. Lucy wrote:
> At 15:08 01/12/2000 +0530, Vikas Yadav wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> [Please tell me if this is the wrong newsgroup for this topic]
>> Our organization is working on a project to write a special browser
>> for kids.
>> The broswer could also have a mail client.
>> We started with with IE's OCX but the beta was not a satisfaction.
>> The browser is a free download. Now I read about NGLayout/Gecko
>> engine and Mozilla source.
>> So can we use the the source in our project...
>
> Yes you can.
>
>> Do we need to release the souce of the new browser as well...
>
>
> You have to release the changes to the sources you received, any
> separate files that you create need not be under the MPL licence.
>
>> Can we sell such a software...
>
>
> You can certainly sell services, means of distribution. You can have
> a proprietary bundle of your own code and sell that.
>
>
>> What is a major difference between Netscape Public Licence and GNU
>> General Public Licence...
>
>
> The salient one is that you can combine NPL and MPL code with third
> party licenced code on a file basis. The GPL licence covers the
> whole work, so including any additional work with a work licenced
> under the GPL covers that as well.
>
> Simon
>
>> Thanks,
>> Vikas
>
