Shriramana Sharma wrote:
> Say a person X writes a library libfoo. He licenses the library out
> under both the GPL and a commercial licence.
I think you mean "and a proprietary license".
> A person Y uses libfoo under the GPL. He goes and does a lot of
> improvements in the library since it is
On 4/21/07, Shriramana Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My question is: What would be considered a big enough
difference/modification that X would need Y's permission for backporting
the changes?
Anything that is big enough to legally create a derivative.
1. If Y fixes a bug (of whatever se
Say a person X writes a library libfoo. He licenses the library out
under both the GPL and a commercial licence.
A person Y uses libfoo under the GPL. He goes and does a lot of
improvements in the library since it is under the GPL. Now the modified
version of libfoo is copyrighted by both X an
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