Hi, Sorry for being late to this discussion, but I feel the need to remind everyone of the infamous OpenSSL licensing problem, i.e. the fact that the SSLeay license it is (partially) covered by is considered GPL-incompatible by many -- including (among others) the Debian project. This affects not only OpenSSL itself, but also all forks, including *ring* AIUI.
While I guess this is not a problem for Servo as a standalone "product" (though I guess it might, if it ever decides to link to some GPL library for better platform integration for example?), I consider it a serious problem for anyone trying to build other things on top of Servo components -- effectively breaking the promise that everything in Servo can be used under MIT-like and/or MPL terms. This is even more serious when considering the Rust ecosystem as a whole. In view of this, I believe anything directly or indirectly based on OpenSSL and its derivates cannot be considered a viable option. -antrik- _______________________________________________ dev-servo mailing list dev-servo@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-servo
