On 9/8/05, Dennis J. Murray <denbarb@verizon.net> wrote:
> Got a question on your post.  You mention Crossover as a commercial
> product (which it is).  But the way you phrase your sentence, it appears
> that WINE is not.  Is that true - am I reading too much into your
> statement??  I thought WINE was a commercial product also (i.e. not part
> of the GNU environment).

I don't mean to step on Chen's toes here... but WINE is 'LGPL' (GNU
Lesser General Public License) so it's free to download.  The
difference between Lesser and the real GPL is that you can link to
LGPL code in a closed source product, GPL can only link to compatible
licenses (GPL and some others).

http://www.winehq.com/

Alex

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