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Makes it behave very similarly to GPL. LGPL requires any derivative to allow a user of that derivative to substitute the LGPL'd portion with a modified version.
by Kranar 4y ago
Makes it behave very similarly to GPL. LGPL requires any derivative to allow a user of that derivative to substitute the LGPL'd portion with a modified version. It's very difficult to perform such a substitution without providing substantial portions of the derivative's source code.
- pebal 4y agoVersion 3 is more liberal.