Re: ZEO vs NEO

Chris, the author of the software can change the license anyway he chooses.
The license only restricts what 3rd parties can do.

Best,

Luciano

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Em 02/02/2016 09:57, "Christopher Lozinski" <
[email protected]> escreveu:

> Neo is very interesting stuff.  Great for large volumes of data.  If my
> memory serves me correctly, they do have a single centralized id
> server.  Is that the approach you want to take?
>
> On 2/2/16 12:28 PM, Jim Fulton wrote:
> > So does the LGPL present a problem to anyone?
> If his stuff is currently GPL, then it is already infected.  I do not
> believe that he is allowed to change it to LGPL.
> Unless he has kept it GPL free, and only added the license to releases,
> and not accepted any changes back.
> I know of only one software package that does this, TextMate.
>
> Also LGPL was written for C.  It is not clear if importing a python
> module counts as "linking" with it.
>
> What I really like is the mozilla license.  If you modify the core, it
> becomes part of the licensed material.  If you add something to it, it
> is yours to do with as you want.
>
> Chris
>
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