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In a way the dual licensing could do exactly that, it's just a manual process, and not "automated" by the license.
by faeyanpiraat 6y ago
In a way the dual licensing could do exactly that, it's just a manual process, and not "automated" by the license.
- michaelt 6y agoIt depends on the project. If your GPL project will be so tightly coupled with the company's project that their entire project will become GPL - then yes. Big libraries like Qt, for example. On the other hand, if the coupling to the user's project is loose and doesn't make their entire project GPL, they have no reason to pay for a license. For example, compiling with gcc or hosting with nginx, or calling ffmpeg doesn't make your entire product GPL.
- faeyanpiraat 6y agoWouldn't using AGPL solve this issue?