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it might be because usage has picked up in the ~7 years since this article came out, but the Apache license is seen more and more frequently, and I think that i
by jszymborski 10y ago
it might be because usage has picked up in the ~7 years since this article came out, but the Apache license is seen more and more frequently, and I think that it's definitely a better alternative to the MIT license given that it has a patent grant clause which is increasingly more important.
Also, the MPL is an interesting alternative to GPL, although it's definitely not pervasive and it's a little bit of a bastard child of the LGPL and MIT licenses.
- ftyjfdff 10y agoThe MPL seems closer in aim to the LGPL, without requiring one to dynamically link code instead of statically