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Thank you. I asked because the expression "MPL with GPL exception" wasn't clear to me. You may want to know that in the past few years, MPL 2.0 was released, w
by nymisunderrated 12y ago
Thank you. I asked because the expression "MPL with GPL exception" wasn't clear to me.
You may want to know that in the past few years, MPL 2.0 was released, which embeds a so-called "GPL compatibility" by default. In fact, it's a relicensing allowed by MPL 2.0 licensor.
MPL 2.0 still keeps an option for the licensor's software to never be relicensed, but they have to specifically use an "incompatibility" clause.