Re: Proposal for a new Extension: ext/gsl - GNU Scientific Library
| From: | Dr. Volker M. Göbbels | Date: | Fri, 26 Dec 2003 16:21:19 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Proposal for a new Extension: ext/gsl - GNU Scientific Library | ||
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Hello,
sorry for failing to do some research about licensing ...
Well ok, I understand. I also understand that 90% of the reason for that is the aggressive/viral nature of GPL. Just some thoughts: Open Source is often joking about "commercial licensing crap". But this is still worse: Has anyone ever thought about how ridiculous this looks from a view point of "common human sense"? But that's really not in the focus of this list ... erm I mean the license philosophy - not the common human sense ;-)=) Ok, now that this is clea, is there any extension repository I don't know of which doesn't impose it's own licensing scheme on a submission? Thanks and once again my apology for the license mess, Volker Goebbels -- Dr. Volker Göbbels vmg@arachnion.de Arachnion GmbH & Co. KG http://www.arachnion.de Sandkaulbach 4 Tel. ++49 (0) 241 5591106 52062 Aachen Fax ++49 (0) 241 5591107But the library itself is GPL, and thus we can not really place the extension in PECL afaik.You are right. GPL'ed lib binders are not allowed in PECL.