Till now I do not understand the GPL (or LGPL) well ;-) For LGPL, using Razar! as an example, do I need to disclose my source code if I look at Razor!'s (L) code (i.e. more than just linking with it, I read the source and learn from it)?
That's why I always the BSD license (if I am really willing to share, why do I care what other people are going to do with my code ;-) Thanks horace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:108065@palm-dev-forum... Hi! > Is your code GPL'ed? In such case, a commercial developer is not > supposed to 'look' into it, right? Nothing could be farther from the truth. The GPL contains no such provision. You just have to GPL all code you derive from a GPLed piece of code. There is even nothing in there that will stop you from selling GPLed stuff (like to those 95% of all Palm owners who do not own a compiler :-)). Razor! is L(!)GPLed. That means you can create commercial software based on Razor! without showing anybody your source code. All you are obligated to is to submit back any enhancements you have made to the Razor core libraries. I find that a rather sensible balance. You get a lot of value, you give back a little bit, and you are free to do whatever you please with the fruits of your labor. Sounds fair to me. Cheers, Tilo -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
