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Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge
From: |
Derek Neighbors |
Subject: |
Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge |
Date: |
Tue, 28 May 2002 20:31:36 -0700 |
> As for the GPL, as long as software is under some Free Software
> license, such as MPL 1.1, it is acceptable for use in my eyes. Except
> Derek Neighbors has expressed some problems with it; what do you mean?
> I do not believe it is legal to revoke the MPL. However, actually
> contributing to a project that may be closed is a waste of resources.
This is correct the MPL is free software so it certainly falls under the
'usable' category. However, it is not a strong copyleft license which
would make submitting code to it not the wisest decision (imho). It
also is not GPL compatiable which means anything written under it can
not be used with 85% of the software in our community (GPL). Even an
ultra greed driven company like AOL/Time Warner was convinced the MPL
was not the best way to write software they were not interested in
taking private. (thus a dual license MPL/GPL of mozilla).
-derek
- Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, (continued)
- Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Todd Boyle, 2002/05/28
- Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Derek Neighbors, 2002/05/28
- Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Todd Boyle, 2002/05/28
- Free Software in Enterprise Environments (was something else), Derek Neighbors, 2002/05/28
- Re: Free Software in Enterprise Environments (was something else), Todd Boyle, 2002/05/29
- GNUe doesn't absolutely control GNUe (was Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge), S11001001, 2002/05/28
- Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Christopher Browne, 2002/05/29
- Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Julián Muñoz, 2002/05/29
Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Derek Neighbors, 2002/05/28
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Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Derek Neighbors, 2002/05/29
Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, ROBERT CAMPBELL, 2002/05/29
Re: Compiere now #1 on sourceforge, Derek Neighbors, 2002/05/29