The GNU Lesser General Public License (lgpl) group
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On !FaiFCast 0x29, hear @fontana's #lfcollab 2012 talk entitled "Decline of !GPL" & @bkuhn's & @kaz's comments on it: http://ur1.ca/9ae3s
- Harish Pillay and Marcio B. Jr. like this.
- Richard Fontana, Mike Linksvayer and Harish Pillay repeated this.
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I think no one can or will ever replace @rms single-handedly, but thinking of it in those terms is problematic. You're conflating his roles.
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Nice of you to say that I'm personally so important, but this is really about how underfunded the key non-profits are, not about my own time
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!RedHat releases #OpenShift Origin under #Apache License 2.0 http://ur1.ca/951s9
about a month ago from web- Marcio B. Jr., Christopher Allan Webber and Răzvan Sandu repeated this.
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Plus there's whatever mysterious thing @spot was asking about
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@bkuhn As James #Stewart said in another film "One doesn't often get a second chance". @cwebber and #MediaGoblin is #AGPL's second chance.
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@fontana, if you installed #FontanaCam, I'd be your first subscriber. BTW, I just realized #JenniCam's been gone for 9 years. I'm net.old.
about 4 months ago from web-
@bkuhn no that's cultural studies
Richard Fontana likes this.
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Should not !LGPL group desc be updated: "The space between GPL and [-Apache-2.0-] {+MPL-2.0+} License." ?
about 4 months ago from web-
They are conceptually similar, but the much-reduced overhead of MPL may make it a separate place in the spectrum in practice.
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!LAME 3.99 has been released ( !MP3 !Encoder / !LGPL ) http://lame.sourceforge.net/
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@fontana, just find me someone to blame for !LGPL v2§3¶1 sentences 2-3. I wanna complain at length to whoever is responsible for that.
about 10 months ago from web-
Charles Roth likes this.
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@fontana, that's what I meant. I was slightly vague on that point, but I meant redundancy of !LGPL disjunction in license w/ !GPL. #Mozilla
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@bkuhn Doesn't mean the devs are *right* to blur the legal details, just that the finer points of licensing are picked up later.
about a year ago from web-
@allisonrandal,Amanda said it to me (when defending !Canonical's demand of © assignment) & hasn't retracted. I was asking *your* view though
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@allisonrandal To be clear, I think legal action should be saved for when other avenues don't work. But we shouldn't avoid it entirely. #GPL
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@allisonrandal This is from my experience as a part-time @conservancy employee (my views are my own). Many hardware vendors infringe #GPL.
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Finally heard !LO w/ @allisonrandal who gives no evidence for assertionj developers of !GPL & !AGPL stuff generally want code !LGPL'd too.
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@webmink,my "most" is surely just as quantified as @allisonrandal's is. I rarely talk to a developer who doesn't know roughly:GPL, LGPL, BSD
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@dbs, I probably talk to more diversity of developers than most,since my role at #Conservancy has me interacting w/ a wide range of projects
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Those looking for the continuation of this thread might want to follow into this conversation: http://identi.ca/conversation/74979814
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@fontana @bkuhn Lisp has had a LLGPL for similar uses since 2000. http://opensource.franz.com/
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@bkuhn if one wants to keep copyleft on code, should just be sure to own some piece under AGPL, no? http://sngpl.ma/t4CY5
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@singpolyma, (I think) the debate in this thread is about whether a community fork of copylefted code can survive,not how to actually do it.
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@fontana Just checking if you have examples of a community fork that failed due to preference for the prop. version
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@fontana,AFAIK #Wine is !LGPL'd & accepts patches w/out copyright assignment;I know of no ongoing action by #Codeweavers that's !problematic
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IBM's solution to the high download bandwidth OOo might demand from Apache? Charge $1/download: http://bit.ly/jYkF88
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@fontana,Wine's many unaffiliated contributors under !LGPL. #Wine's likely most corporate entangled in !Conservancy, yet it's still not much
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Watching with concern as IBM and Oracle between them try to shut down LibreOffice with help from Apache.
about a year ago from web- Michael V. Antosha likes this.
- Clacke Moved to Parlementum repeated this.
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@nearyd, yes & I agree with it. I often don't mention your blog posts, although I do read them, b/c I usually always agree w/ you. :) +1 :)
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@fontana, that meme sucks. w/out ", see?" on end, it's not nearly as funny. We gotta this: "Where's your FOO now, see?" meme of yours viral.
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@fontana, perhaps you're right, but all I can think to say in response to you is: "Where's your Internet meme now, see?"
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@bkuhn Thanks for talk however could you compare LGPL-2.1+ vs. LGPL-3||GPL-2 ("why should dev/maintainer care")? !fsf !gnu !license !gpl
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@mpiechotka, you don't think that suggesting that developers have to change all !LGPLv2 notices to !GPLv2 to link the code is !problematic?
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@bkuhn Ok. So If I understand correctly (L)GPL-2 requires altering notice during re-licensing which is problematic for linking.
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@mpiechotka, yes, and that !LGPLv2 problem is just many example of many why LGPLv3 is better weak #copyleft for users and developers. :)
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@fontana, can you point out a few examples of incompatibilities from !LGPLv3's point of view in reference to !GPLv2. I'll updat epost.
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@fontana, I think !GPLv3 is wrong license for !Parrot. Although, !LGPLv3 might be a pretty good choice.
about a year ago from web