Hi Thomas, Since you're the sole copyright holder on your work, you can license it under as many licenses as you like. So you can release it under GPL and yet license it to someone under a commercial license (the terms of which can be anything you or your lawyers can dream up). This is called dual-licensing.
To address Dave's original question: The MM license, unless I'm mistaken, has a clause that forbids releasing the code under a license that is less protective than its own. An idea might be to talk to Grant directly about the license for his event dispatcher. (The same goes for the other package. It would be good to ask the author to include a license so that he doesn't have to contend with the Ray Horns of this world.) Aral thomas Pfeiffer wrote: > Hi Nicolas, > Yes the company wants to use it in a commercial project, and I don't > have any contributors unfortunatelly (except at the beginning we were 3 > people, so easy to have their agreements). > <snip> _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
