[Kde-pim] Possible solution.

Tom Albers tomalbers at kde.nl
Sun Jun 24 20:59:38 BST 2007


Op zo 24 jun 2007 21:29 schreef u:
> On Sunday 24 June 2007 20:55, Tom Albers wrote:
> > Op zo 24 jun 2007 20:43 schreef u:
> > > The question is now how to deal with libkleo, which is in fact the
> > > only library in question after Tills clarifying mail. And that is
> > > not being decided by religious wars, only be the simple question if
> > > we really need a new module to make it easier for people to
> > > recognize the licence nature of the code contained.
> >
> > 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

Hi Ingo, 

I hoped the issues you mentioned could be tackled by separating the gpl libs in a separate folder. Do you have another solution which is acceptable for everyone?

Toma
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