Article:		Creating and Managing an Open Source Project, Part 1
Subject:		What is the difference between LPGL and Apache License?
Date:		2005-07-28 12:25:58
From:		cajo
Response to: What is the difference between LPGL and Apache License?
1. No. 2. Yes. However, in both cases, the license conditions apply only if they are distributing the combined works. (selling or giving away) For in-house use, they are under no obligation. If you are considering the LGPL, I would suggest visiting my project's license page. It took quite a while to formulate, and I was fortunate enough to receive a lot of helpful feedback from Richard Stallman, author of the LGPL. It is my attempt to formulate the LGPL obligations, in direct Java terminology.