[Kde-pim] Possible solution.

Tobias Koenig tokoe at kde.org
Sun Jun 24 22:27:15 BST 2007


On Sun, Jun 24, 2007 at 09:29:08PM +0200, Ingo Klöcker wrote:
> On Sunday 24 June 2007 20:55, Tom Albers wrote:
Hi Ingo,

> > how about puting it in a 'gpl' subfolder? It's less ugly as creating
> > a kdepimlibs-gpl and a better than dropping the LGPG requirement.
> 
> I object. We should have a strict separation between GPL and LGPL code 
> in order to avoid
> - accidentally using GPL code in LGPL code
> - accidentally moving code from the gpl subfolder to another file
> - anyone accidentally using GPL code for proprietary software 
> development
Since we (the KDEPIM developer) are the only guys which work in
kdepimlibs and Allan always have an eye on his baby I think such a mixed
usage you mentioned won't happen.

We just have to make sure that the developers which are using the
libraries know about the separation. So the header files should include the
correct licence header and the libxyz could contain '-gpl' in the name.

If somebody is using GPL code in a propritary software we can always ask
him kindly to change his dependency.

Ciao,
Tobias
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