On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 17:05:41 +0100, Jacques Mony
<jacques.mony gmail.com>
wrote:
> Since nobody raised any problem with GPL licensing for
AjaxOffice, I
> will skip the poll and simply state officially that the
license for
> AjaxOffice is GPL. This is simple, people know it and
it makes things
> really open and free.
>
> We'll see later if we convert to GPL 2 or more. For
now, GPL is the
> official license.
It's a bit late, but: One problem is that some companies
(closed source)
would have trouble with GPL. Hopefully you should have a
well defined Web
Service API and give consumers of these services a LGPL
license? It should
also clarify that all documents produced would not be GPL.
Why use a Web
based office tool when you can't <a href ..> it with
your other
proprietary tools? Do you plan on doing a dual license with
a more
suitable license for commercial usage?
Cheers,
- Gorm
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