Yes, in addition you can statically link MPL code, which you can't do with LGPL. One-sentence summary: MIT: Do whatever you want BSD: Do whatever you want, do

Yes, in addition you can statically link MPL code, which you can't do with LGPL. One-sentence summary: MIT: Do whatever you want BSD: Do whatever you want, don't use our name APL: Do whatever you want, don't sue us for patents MPL: Do whatever you want, as long as you release modifications to the original source files LGPL: You can use this as long as you publish changes to the library and dynamically link it in software with a non-(L)GPL license. GPL: Any source code connected to this to this code must also be GPL.