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Exactly. We wanted MIT, but we were infected by the GPLv2 due to the QEMU dependency. So we licensed each file under MIT, but GPLv2 as a whole. QEMU does somet
by aleclm 3y ago
Exactly. We wanted MIT, but we were infected by the GPLv2 due to the QEMU dependency.
So we licensed each file under MIT, but GPLv2 as a whole.
QEMU does something similar:
https://github.com/qemu/qemu/blob/master/LICENSE
- Someone 3y agoAha! I think you could phrase that better. Maybe something like “This projects builds on GPLv2-licensed code, so the project is GPLv2-licensed. If you want to use our additions in isolation, you can choose to use them as either GPLv2 or MIT licensed”?