Python is better than free (was Re: GNU wars again)
Lee Morgan
unknown at lee-morgan.net
Wed Oct 3 01:39:30 EDT 2001
Cliff Wells <logiplexsoftware at earthlink.net> writes:
>
> Actually, unless you were embedding Python in your app I don't think this is
> true, since _your_ source would not in fact contain any GPL'd code.
> Additionally, I expect the Python libraries would fall under LGPL so using
> them would not "infect" your code.
>
This may be off topic but what does it mean to release a python module/package
under LGPL?
An import is not a linking ... so does it mean I can't use it in a commercial
product? I'd like to think I could use it if I released any changes I made to
the module/package - but I don't think thats the case.
(Commercial as in closed source)
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