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For questions about the GNU Lesser General Public License, how to apply it, or how to re-use works under this license
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Can I use bits of source from another library in an original work without having to worry ab...
However, I have been reading the source code of a few other open source docking projects to get some hints on how to go about this - some of which are licensed under LGPL. … I'm thinking of eventually releasing this code under Apache 2.0, so being able to extract it from LGPL would be helpful. …
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Can different parts of a project be under different licenses?
project is an editor which I think would work well with a GPL license, but the editor is driven by a set of core modules for rendering and layout which would by themselves work best under something like LGPL … This would make compiling trickier and also create problems if I ever decided something I initially put in the GPL project should be moved to the LGPL project. …
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