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Let's say I have a project in which I use modified LGPL libraries that is used by my own code. As far as I understand it, I am obligated to publish the changes I made to the LGPL libraries, and I am ...
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I want to offer a service, Custom send video to me I use ffmpeg transform video format in my computer Send video to my custom. I don't very understand "Distribute" in license is include &...
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LGPL has certain requirements for software that uses LGPL libraries. The most common way to satisfy these in otherwise closed-source software is to supply the LGPL library as a dynamic library, which ...
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I have built a class for extending PHPMailer and wish to release it via composer/packagist. <?php /** * PHPMailerMonkeyZeus - Description. * * @author MonkeyZeus * @copyright 2025 MonkeyZeus ...
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Does section 5 of LGPLv3 apply to opensource library like mit, bsd based based library as well? As LGPLv3 says in section 5 Combined Libraries. You may place library facilities that are a work based ...
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I want to release the source code of a profiling/performance analysis library for a platform that doesn't really support dynamic linking. If the library code is modified or used in a tool/library that ...
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I need clarification on what appears to be conflicting language in GPL v3 Section 7 regarding additional permissions. The apparent conflict: Section 7 states: Additional permissions that are ...
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I have a commercial closed-source software compiled with PyInstaller, and I want to use PySide6 to create a basic GUI. However, I noticed that PySide6 is licensed under the LGPLv3. After researching, ...
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Qt is licensed under either GPL, LGPL or a commercial license that costs to the tune of 5ドルK per developer per year. One can comply with LGPL by simply linking dynamically or by distributing object ...
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What are the bare minima of licensing a program under the GNU GPL and a library under the GNU LGPL?
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Given I have a single repository that contains the following: Library source files, written by myself, which I want distributed under the terms of the MIT license Executable source files, which serve ...
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Given I want to write a small GUI for a trade fair with Qt under the LGPL license. I want to distribute neither the software nor the object on which it sits with anyone. I just want visitors to be ...
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I would like to request some clarifications about the LGPL license. Specifically, I am interested in understanding how it works in the context of selling (for a fee) software that must comply with the ...
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I have found an error in the text of the LGPL 3.0 linking exception, as follows: As a special exception ...providing any... Minimal Application Code... There is no "Minimal Application Code" in LGPL ...
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I am working on python bindings for a C library, which uses LGPL2.1. My Python bindings for the library link dynamically against it. For the python bindings to work when installed I need to ship them ...

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