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If this is based off of Chromium it may be required to be Open-Source. Unless the LGPL parts are dynamically linked, you must share the statically linked sourc
by jcoffland 8y ago
If this is based off of Chromium it may be required to be Open-Source. Unless the LGPL parts are dynamically linked, you must share the statically linked source just like with the GPL.
Regardless, I'm only interested if it is Open-Sourced.
- adamjs 8y agoIt's WebKit-based, not Chromium-based. The only LGPL component of WebKit is WebCore and we have open-sourced our WebCore module here: https://github.com/ultralight-ux/ultralight-webcore https://github.com/ultralight-ux/ultralight-webcore
- jcoffland 8y agoGlad to hear it. Too bad it's not all Open-Source. Otherwise, it's just another one of several preexisting closed source solutions.
- EmilStenstrom 8y agoFrom the FAQ: "WebCore has LGPL code, how can you be closed-source? To satisfy the licensing requirements of the LGPL license we have published our source code modifications [here] and made sure all WebCore code stays linked in a separate shared module."