python app using PIL - GPL question

> PIL uses the old-style Python license, which is
considered to be GPL
> compatible by the FSF (look for "License of
Python 1.6a2 and earlier
> versions" in their list), so mixing things shuold
be perfectly okay.
Thanks for the info. That's good news.

> If you build stuff on top of PIL that would be useful
to other PIL users,
> outside your application (e.g. file format drivers, new
image processing
> algorithms, etc.), it's of course nice to license
those parts under a
> non-GPL license, but that's up to you.
Okay. I am only doing an :
import Image, ImageFont, ImageDraw
So, I should be clear.

Donn.
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