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Can i develop and sell apps in PLT scheme commercially?
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| gavino 2006-10-18, 7:04 pm |
| Im  about the license?
Is it free for commercial use?
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gavino wrote:
> Im about the license?
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> Is it free for commercial use?
Have you actually built an app for which you're asking a question
about, or is this a hypothetical question?
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| Shriram Krishnamurthi 2006-10-19, 4:17 am |
| H. asked gavino:
> Have you actually built an app for which you're asking a question
> about, or is this a hypothetical question?
Why would he build the app until he knew the answer?
Seems dangerous to start building. (-:
Shriram
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| gavino 2006-10-19, 7:01 pm |
| What is the answer?
no?
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| Mark Watson 2006-10-19, 10:00 pm |
| I am not a lawyer, but my take on this is: yes, as long as you abide by
the LGPL license: if you modify LGPLed software, you must make those
modifications available in source code form.
I would say that if you are using MzScheme and LGPLed libraries as-is,
you are probably OK.
The PLT team is very approachable and helpful - put your mind at ease
and tell them what you want to do - a one line email from them saying
"go for it" might make you feel better.
Chichen Scheme http://www.call-with-current-continuation.org/ is BSD
licensed (but some 3rd party libraries are GPLed).
One problem with Scheme is that there are too many great
implementations :-)
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| Nils O. Selåsdal 2006-10-20, 8:03 am |
| gavino wrote:
> What is the answer?
> no?
The answer is yes.
You can probably ask the PLT guys on the PLT mailinglist
for more specific answers.
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