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Mosh and technologies involved actually have an iOS exception that makes it compatible as long as the resulting project is GPL'd too. In the case of VLC they h
by carloscabanero 10y ago
Mosh and technologies involved actually have an iOS exception that makes it compatible as long as the resulting project is GPL'd too.
In the case of VLC they had to relicense, so a process very similar to this one.
- eridius 10y agoDoes Mosh itself not depend on any other GPL'd code?
- carloscabanero 10y agoOther libraries are system libraries and BSD licensed like protobuf.
- goerz 10y agoSo that means Blink is actually dual-license? I was actually a little bit confused about how Blink makes the GPL App-store compatible. It would be interesting to see a blog post or some extended discussion on the website about the licensing issue, both to assure users that Blink is "safe" from being kicked out of the store, and to give some discussion on how GPL can actually make it into the App store. It would certainly be nice to have more iOS software follow Blink's example.