On 31 okt 2008, at 22:31, Pierre Habouzit wrote:
Git is currently mostly "GPLv2 or later". A BSDish license was
mentioned, because it's the most permissive one and that nobody cared
that much, though a LGPL/GPL-with-GCC-exception would probably fly.
Many of the people needing a library for libgit are probably reading
the
list, I'll let them comment
As an implementor of a git GUI, I don't really care what license
libgit2 will be. GitX is currently GPLv2, though that might change
to LGPL to allow it to ship/link with non-GPL libraries. GPL and LGPL
would both suit me.
As a more concrete comment, is there anything you would like to hear
from GUI developers during the development of libgit2? I'm not sure I
can contribute much in terms of code, but if you need any constructive
comments, I can help with that.
- Pieter
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