[TYPO3-dev] License issues

[Oliver Leitner]

hmm, didnt think id start nother religious war...

however...

jquery, prototype, scriptaculous.

besides the fact that less js is often more for website performance;)

what would be so special bout extJS anyways, that we couldnt live without it?

On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Christian Welzel <gawain at camlann.de> wrote:
> Dmitry Dulepov schrieb:
>
>> Debian". Their problem, not ours. Anyone can download and install TYPO3 from typo3.org if Debian
>> is that stupid.
>
> If defining rules for what someone considers "free" software is stupid, then i agree, debian
> is stupid. I'm happy that people other then you dont think so.
>
>> Also you could have used search to find that these issues do not exist before writing your
>> message. ExtJS is GPLv2 specially for TYPO3. There is no need to create panic here.
>
> I do not create panic here.
> I only wanted people to be informed about consequences when mixing several licenses.
> That is an issue that does not only affect debian. Not all "free" software is "free".
> And yes, we already had license issues with debian and components of TYPO3 before (especially
> with the icons taken from the "silk" icon set).
>
> I do not know, if your opinion about licensing is the general opinion of the core team, but
> if it so this way, we can all be looking forward to license trouble in the upcoming future.
>
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