[Résolu]Compatibilité LGPL & Apache v2

[Charles.w]

Bonjour,

Je travaille sur un projet sous LGPL, et j'aurais besoin d'utiliser une petite librairie de compression (truezip) placé sous licence Apache 2...je voulais savoir si ces deux licences étaient compatibles...et en passant s'il existait un tableau des compatibilités entre les diverses licences open source ce serait génial :)

[theocrite]

Quelle version de la LGPL ?

La lgpl permet de linker avec pratiquement n'importe quoi. Normalement, c'est plutôt les logiciels sous d'autres licences qui se servent des libs en lgpl. Dans l'autre sens, ça ne doit pas poser trop de problèmes.

Sauf erreur de ma part, si tu fais des modifs à la partie sous licence apache, tu les mets sous licence apache et les parties sous lgpl en lgpl et ça devrait aller.

[lorinc]

tu as le droit. La licence apache est assez proche d'une licence BSD dans le sens ou tu peux même faire du proprio avec un code sous licence apache, à condition de garder mention des différents copyrights.

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[Charles.w]

@Theo 2.1

@Lorinc merci