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The rule is completely rational. It is impossible to use LGPL-licensed components on the Android app store or Apple app store without becoming infected with the
by rerdavies 3y ago
The rule is completely rational. It is impossible to use LGPL-licensed components on the Android app store or Apple app store without becoming infected with the full GPL. (As extensively discussed throughout this thread).
- cozzyd 3y agoSounds like Apple and Google should fix their broken app stores then.
- rerdavies 3y agoThe LGPL breaks because the app stores require signed executables, and signed static libraries, which is a Very Good Thing. Sounds like people should use MIT licenses (or similar non-viral licenses) instead of LGPL licenses.