On 07/24/2016 08:26 AM, pelzflorian (Florian Pelz) wrote:
On 07/24/2016 02:47 AM, Daniel Espinosa wrote:Android and iOS have tools to do so available to the users, […][…] I am not sure, but I believe this requirement can therefore be fulfilled by a) using dynamic linking and b) providing the source code for GLib and any other LGPL library. If you are *only* using LGPLv2 libraries and no LGPLv3, then I believe this is enough even if Digital Restrictions Management prevents the user from actually replacing the *.so/*.dll file, but IANAL. Regards, Florian Pelz
That said, I don’t think the FSF and Apple see it my way. GPL software is prohibited on Apple app stores. This probably applies to LGPL as well, even if v2. Now I’m less sure about Google’s/Microsoft’s/Sony’s app store. This DRM thing is a gray area, even more so for v2.
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