On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 06:28:42AM +0200, Tor Lillqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That depends on exactly what source code you use to build libintl. The
> "intl" directory from glibc is LGPL, but the same sources (more or
> less) when distributed with gettext are GPL...
Whew, I didn't know thi
On 2 Dec, Marc Lehmann wrote:
> However, if we solve this problem by *linking* libintl against
> libgimpui we get another problem: linking against libintl
> automatically puts libgimpui under the GPL.
If you are using glibc2 then you've got not problem with lgpl, because
its LGPL itself then.
Marc Lehmann writes:
> However, if we solve this problem by *linking* libintl against libgimpui
> we get another problem: linking against libintl automatically puts
> libgimpui under the GPL.
That depends on exactly what source code you use to build libintl. The
"intl" directory from glibc is
At the moment, libgimp&gimpui.so are not linked against libintl, which
means they break on machines without gettext & friends in the libc.
However, if we solve this problem by *linking* libintl against libgimpui
we get another problem: linking against libintl automatically puts
libgimpui under th
