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One of CloudFlare's goals is to have a BSD-Licensed result. Seems reasonable to maintain isolation from the core WireGuard team that is publishing under GPL to
by CodeWriter23 8y ago
One of CloudFlare's goals is to have a BSD-Licensed result. Seems reasonable to maintain isolation from the core WireGuard team that is publishing under GPL to support that goal, just to ensure they don't accidentally end up with GPL code in their codebase.
- nightfly 8y agoThat is a reasonable explanation, if that's the case it would be great if CloudFlare just came out and said that instead of being vague about it.
- zx2c4 8y agoWith the exception of the kernel-specific code, we're actually pushing more and more of our stuff as MIT/Apache2 licensed. If there's a project we haven't done that to yet that's not permissively licensed, just email team at wireguard dot com or ask on the mailing list. wireguard-go, for example, is MIT.
- xucheng 8y agoIt seems that the official rust implementation wireguard-rs[1] is currently GPL licensed. [1]: https://github.com/WireGuard/wireguard-rs https://github.com/WireGuard/wireguard-rs