Hi,
I understand it as : you can use LGPL'd code in your own products and
ask license fees the way you want for your product. However, the LGPL'd
part of your softwares remains under LGPL and cannot be charged of any
fees. That is, your licence cost is only for the non-LGPL part of your
Can't tell.
I have just presumptions.
And you need more than presumptions :)
cu,
ionel
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Legal decisions are for lawyers. That being said the update at the start of the
comment on the indicated link seems clear:
quote
Update: 07/18 02:44 GMT by CN: The FSF's Executive Director, Brad Kuhn adds
LGPL's S. 6 allows you to make new works that link with the LGPL'ed code, and
license
If you want certainly talk to your licensing lawyer. Ours will cost you at least
$250/hr + minimum.
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Kevin Duffey wrote:
That said, I want to be sure I understand that this
means I could
