Re: Alternative license?

Mark Smith <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.rdesktop.devel
Message-ID <3176B1F8E3ABB743B3107E86BB00CB8F28833D66E2@amxexchbe01.amx.internal>
Ellaborate?  OK.

I am looking to add an RDP client to an embedded Linux product.  The RDP feature is only a secondary feature of the product so there is a lot of proprietary features that can't be poluted with copy-left licenses.  For example, imagine IE or Opera wanting to add a RDP plugin, obviously M$ or Opera would not be willing to expose their browser IP for the sake of a simple plug-in.

Often, a GPL project has an alternative license that can be purchased for developers that need a commercial friendly license that doesn't have the copy-left polution.

So my question is, does anyone know of a RDP implementation for Linux that is not copy-left, reguardless of whether it is "free" or not.

Thanks,
mark

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Em 09-03-2011 19:08, Mark Smith escreveu:
> Is there an alternative/commercial friendly license for rdesktop?  If
> not, can anyone suggest an another project?

Care to ellaborate?
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