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If a proprietary application dynamically links against a GPL'd library, and does not distribute that library, then it is not a derived work of the library and d
by jmillikin 14y ago
If a proprietary application dynamically links against a GPL'd library, and does not distribute that library, then it is not a derived work of the library and does not require the permission of the GPL to distribute.
Consider that if copyright could transit over a dynamic linking boundary, that every single application would need to include copyright clauses for every BSD/MIT library it dynamically linked with.