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lawyers, selecting when drafting open source licenses
legal impacts of open source and free software licensing
    contracts [See contracts]
LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License) 2nd
    capital-L "Library"
    change in licensing from LGPL to GPL
    combining with libraries outside LGPL
    derivative works
    distinctions between three different types of work
    distinguishing between what is a "work based on the Library" and what is a "work that uses the Libra
    distributing a modified version of "work that uses the Library"
    distribution of source code
    fundamental premises
    instructions on how to implement
    limitations on licensed libraries' use of tables
    preamble
    Section 0 2nd
    Section 1
    Section 2
    Section 2(a)
    Section 2(b)
    Section 2(c)
    Section 2(d)
    Section 2, last three paragraphs
    Section 3
    Section 4
    Section 5
    Section 6
    Section 6(a)
    Section 6(b)
    Section 7
    Section 8
    Section 9
    Sections 10 through 16
    Sections 6(c-e)
    situations in which LGPL may be favored
    small-l "library"
    source code definition
    source code of the Library
    specific qualities of libraries
    upgrading license to GPL
    work that uses the Library
libraries, subroutine
Library General Public License
licenses
    Academic Free [See Academic Free License]
    accepting terms of
    Apache [See Apache License]
    browsewrap
    BSD [See BSD License]
    classic proprietary [See classic proprietary licenses]
    clickwrap
    commercial versus open source
    compatible and incompatible
    Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs [See Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs License]
    decreasing forking with
    derivative
    example of violating
    GPL [See GPL]
    LGPL [See LGPL]
    MIT [See MIT License]
    MPL [See MPL]
    negotiating power and terms of
    research-style 2nd
    shrinkwrap 2nd
    templates for
    X [See MIT License]
limitations imposed by licenses
    Academic Free License 2nd
    Apache License Version 2.0
    BSD License
    classic proprietary licenses
    Commons Deed for the Attribution-;ShareAlike License Version 2.0
    Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs License
    GPL License
    LGPL
    MIT License
    MPL
    QPL
Linux
    acceleration of development of
    cross-licensing and
    kernel, development of

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Understanding Open Source and Free Software Licensing

ISBN: 0596005814
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2003
Pages: 78

Authors: Andrew M. St. Laurent

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