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Yep, but it's for patent reasons. I used Yocto for $PRODUCT and we had the same variable set. See my reply to the grandparent (does that make it an uncle or aun
by xyzzy_plugh 11y ago
Yep, but it's for patent reasons. I used Yocto for $PRODUCT and we had the same variable set. See my reply to the grandparent (does that make it an uncle or aunt of this reply?)
- cyphar 11y ago> Yep, but it's for patent reasons. I don't see Apache 2 in that list of 1 incompatible license. Apache 2 has an almost identical patent provision (GPLv3 just made the requirement of "apply to all users" slightly stronger).
- xyzzy_plugh 11y agoBecause Apache 2 doesn't turn all code it touches into Apache 2 code. I can use Apache 2 code with my secret, proprietary patent-sauce -- no problem. I never have to release any of it, and I don't have to grant anyone any licenses. It is only when I contribute to the Apache 2 code that I grant a patent license. (IANAL)