However, evern FSF's version is only mGPL, not LGPL, meaning it is GPL with a runtime exception. Hmm, how does that demonstrate itself in practice? It shouldn'

However, evern FSF's version is only mGPL, not LGPL, meaning it is GPL with a runtime exception. Hmm, how does that demonstrate itself in practice? It shouldn't matter for your app, right? With FSF version you can(?) compile and distribute your stuff. Like with 'normal' gcc/glibc. How about static? Licenses usually throw me off since they get so confusing. It seems like it's a story similar to Lisp and Franz/Allegro CL. Lisp got better with SBCL supporting Windows later on.