Re: ANN: Lush 2.0 beta release

Hey Raymond,

Thanks for the feedback. The header that we copy into
all the source files is in the file lush2/COPYRIGHT.
The correct name of the license is 
"GNU Lesser General Public License", not "Lesser GNU ...",
as it currently reads in COPYRIGHT. Thanks for catching that!
I will correct it as soon as possible. Anything else that
does not look correct to you?

ralf



On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Raymond Martin wrote:

>
>>
>> We actually got persmission from all the people we could think of.
>>
>> We think a lot more people would use Lush in industrial contexts
>> if we switched to the LGPL.
>>
>>
>
> Forgot to point out again. As it stands with the package as distributed,
> it is indeed violating licenses because it does not have the proper
> license header in all the files (C files, etc.). Just an "altered" GPL
> one that cannot apply. All those headers must be changed before this
> can be distributed. The headers are the only way for an end user to know
> what license actually applies (read more on this at the FSF).
>
> In accord with the rules of LGPL/GPL, distribution must cease at this point.
>
> This issue has to be fixed first. And in the process consider adding the header
> to many of the other files also (lush scripts, documentation, etc.).
>
> Raymond
>
>
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