I am not a lawyer. But I could take a stab at modifying the
language of the LGPL to have the intended effect: you can use the
libraries in your application without needing to release its source
code, but if you modify or extend the OR code itself, you're
required to ship release those modifications.
I'd be surprised if there wasn't an already-written license to that
effect available somewhere-or-other.
There's a list of open source licenses on http://opensource.org.
Also, you could look at the Wikipedia's list - http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_license.
-- Joe Ranieri
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