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Not really. Way back when, I wanted to hack sleepycat db support into a closed source third party platform that had an extension API. It would have taken a bit
by wiredfool 16y ago
Not really.
Way back when, I wanted to hack sleepycat db support into a closed source third party platform that had an extension API. It would have taken a bit of code, and a dll load.
Not my application, I didn't have source for it, and I was willing to release my extension as GPL. Sleepycat didn't
see it my way and wanted something like 10k/year and a maintenance agreement for the right to do the code and release it a GPL.
So, to sum up, the GPL prevented me from writing and releasing GPLd code.