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To add onto it in a beneficial way to the user. Also, MPL allows static linking, the LGPL doesn't unless you explicitly state it. For the record, would 'GPL +
by synchronise 13y ago
To add onto it in a beneficial way to the user.
Also, MPL allows static linking, the LGPL doesn't unless you explicitly state it.
For the record, would 'GPL + Linking exception' be incompatible with the GPL and LGPL?
- JoshTriplett 13y ago> Also, MPL allows static linking, the LGPL doesn't unless you explicitly state it. The LGPL allows static linking, as long as you provide the means to relink with a modified version. > For the record, would 'GPL + Linking exception' be incompatible with the GPL and LGPL? Only in one direction. You can take code under the GPL plus a linking exception and merge it into a GPLed project, but the result will not have the exception, so you can't add proprietary code to the result.