Does anyone know of "issues" with the LLGPL? That Lisp-specific license. http://www.**--****.com/ I've skimmed the net a bit and found no controversy, but it might be useful to ask around. Just in case. Thanks, Tayssir "The citizen who sees his society's democratic clothes being worn out and does not cry out is not a patriot but a traitor." -- Mark Twain
Anyone have issues with Lisp-LGPL?
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Anyone have issues with Lisp-LGPL?
by tayss_temp2 » Thu, 19 Aug 2004 15:08:03 GMT
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