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Can I modify Apache 2.0 project and license the modifications under AGPLv3?
I have forked a Apache 2.0 repository on github that has not been active for years. I have made modifications to the files. I want to release the modifications under a different license (Apache ...
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Adding autoconverting clause to AGPL?
I was wondering if there is a straightforward way to have AGPL software autoconvert to a BSD-0 license after some arbitrary time (for example, two years), similar to how the BSL works.
I mostly want a ...
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Licensing compatibility for final user
I'm creating a new self-hosted open source software under the Apache License 2.0, but at some point of the development I figured out that I need an object storage to manage generated files, because I ...
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Using GPL library in my own Apache library
I have a GPL library and an Apache-licensed library. I want to use the GPL library in my Apache library and for the Apache library to stay Apache. Is that even possible?
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License to require promotional attribution to the end user
I'm developing a tool that will be distributed as a Rust crate and NPM package over the network, and a program will be running on a public blockchain. I'll be using other Apache 2.0 licensed code.
I ...
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Is it possible statically linking Apache 2.0, BSD-2, or MIT libraries to AGPL v3.0 binaries?
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We are considering creating a series of dependency modules (UI, repository patterns, etc) as separated Android libraries.
Could we use a permissive license (Apache 2.0, BSD-2 or MIT) despite ...
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Adding AGPL patches to a Software with APACHE2 or MIT License
I am interested in creating a fork of an abandoned software. The software which is no longer maintained is release under the terms of Apache 2 license.
Am I allowed to create my patches under a less ...
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How to use AGPL library in an Apache v2 project?
I just discovered that the project which I'm working on was using iText but it is expected to be released under the Apache v2 license.
As I understood the only way to use the free AGPL version of ...
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Can I use Apache 2.0 licensed libraries with AGPL licensed libraries?
I have a Java project (for research) where I use Apache POI which is under Apache Software License v2. Now I want to integrate iText into the project, but iText is under AGPL. The project itself is ...
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Spawning an AGPL executable from an Apache-2.0 project
Can I spawn an AGPL executable (mupdf for example) from my python based Apache-2.0 project?
Note: I'm not linking to it, merely calling the executable from the shell.
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Can I distribute an AGPL component used by an Apache licensed component in our application
We have a commercial .NET desktop application that uses a nuget package called Magick.NET. Magick.NET is licensed under Apache License.
Some functions in Magick.NET relies on Ghostscript (AGPL ...
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Use Apache 2.0 license or AGPLv3 licensed Software
I want to sell a custom piece of Hardware with my own company's name with an Ubuntu Server 16.0.4 LTS on it. Is that allowed?
I want to run on this server an Apache 2.0 licensed or AGPLv3 licensed ...
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What open-source license should I use for my tool?
I have developed a tool that uses another tool to convert a file from format#1 to format#2. And currently, my tool works only if it is given the file in format#2 as input, and so, it depends on that ...
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Monetizing and licensing with AGPL libraries
I am just curious about, what license should i use for app(android), i have written in my free time. I am using some libraries, which have this licenses on it:
Apache 2.0 license
MIT license
GNU ...
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Mixing Apache 2.0 and AGPLv3 in open-source project
I have developed and released an open-source Java library under Apache 2.0 license. In the next version, I plan to include BerkeleyDB as one of the supported storage engines. Note that the actual ...
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