[Aldor-l] Licence question

[Bill Page]

Pippijn,

It might not be immediately obvious to everyone reading this list, so
I think it is worthwhile to explain that librona is a separate project
not directly connected with Aldor, but that it is required in order to
compile the modifications you have recently made to Aldor which are
also available at your web site:

http://xinutec.org/~pippijn/en/projects_aldor.xhtml

I have no problem at all with your proposed licensing terms.

Regards,
Bill Page.

On 2008/8/12 you:
>
> librona is probably going to be distributed under the GNU Affero General
> Public License. It will have an exception that should allow APL2 code to
> be linked against it. Currently, I have it worded like this at the
> beginning of each file:
>
>  You can redistribute this file under the terms of the GNU Affero General
>  Public License version 3 or later. As a special exception, you may use
>  this file as part of a differently licensed work provided the other
>  license does not violate section 6 of the GNU AGPL. See the LICENSE file
>  for more information.
>
> The LICENSE file looks like this:
>
>  This work is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3.
>
>  In addition to the rights and obligations of this licence, you may
>
>   - link against libraries, instantiate templates, expand macros and use
>     inline functions from headers in this work in order to produce machine
>     readable code (executables) and distribute them under any licence that
>     does not violate section 6 of the AGPL. This means that you need to
>     provide an option to get the source of a derivative work at all times.
>   - use the makefiles to create your own build system.
>
>  Note that you may not distribute any part of rona in source form together
>  with incompatibly licenced work.
>
> What do you think?
>
> Pippijn
>