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The license your describing is exactly the LGPL - you can link to it as you please from proprietary software, but modifications to the code itself need to be di
by sparkie 11y ago
The license your describing is exactly the LGPL - you can link to it as you please from proprietary software, but modifications to the code itself need to be distributed in their code form.
- nmrm2 11y agoYeah but I also want to allow "super massive change that fundamentally changes the character/utility of the system" Basically, don't repackage my stuff with a stupid extra feature or some crapware or a few bug fixed. But feel free to build something new using it. (edit: I should also mention I use LGPL. But even the definition of linking can get hairy, because sometimes interop requires small changes that aren't directly linking.)