I confess. I never really read all the law jargon in licenses. My idea is that GPL is open source stuff that allows you to use the source (link to a lib for example) if your software will be open source, and here comes LGPL that lets you link to it without making your source open, and can sell it to whome you want.
Now I have seen a commercial code that uses a GPL licensed library, and no the code is not open, and don�t think that library had another commercial friendly licence.
1 ) Are these guys cheating?
2) What licence permits e to use the code, and let me sell it without making my code open source?
3) Can I use the licence itself in my licence. That is copy some stuff, like �marchability and AS is blah blah that I find in all lisences, or do I need a lawyer to write my licence?
Any clues/Ideas? Am I wrong?
Thanks in advance!
PS: I like open source, but just can not make my �customer�s� application open source, nor give them the source (otherwise they will never come back to me