From: David Ross <drossruby@...>
Date: 2004-08-06T09:30:27+09:00
Subject: Re: Free(real Free) GUI toolkits



> I think you've got a poor understanding of the
> (L)GPL, buddy.  You can
> make any changes at all to a (L)GPL application
> without having to
> submit it back to the project owner.  The only
> stipulation the GPL
> makes is that if you release your project to the
> public, there has to
> be a way for someone to get the code.
> 

Umm, no. Also, read the other email I just sent to the
other thread about the reverse engineering. I like
having at least some protection from software
crackers. Please understand that some people protect
thier code. Its not a bastardous way, just a
protective one.

actually the (L)GPL makes you submit changes to the
libraries. As stated in the other GUI Thread. Please
read more.

I choose WideStudio so I wouldn't have to even touch
LGPL and so I could throw in all my anti-disassembly
code. I was pretty sure I made this clear on IRC
before, you just missed the conversation about it.
Thank you for your constructive input.

--David Ross



		
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