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Throw the LGPL on it and Microsoft will scream and run in the opposite direction of it. Remember, GPL and LPGL are viruses! If even one of those buggers gets integerated with a Microsoft product its game over for Redmond.
Posted by: OhMyGosh   Posted on: 05/16/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Open Source does NOT equal forking. Take Apache for instance.  DonnieBoy | 05/16/06
LGPL  OhMyGosh | 05/16/06
MS tried it already...  techboy_z | 05/16/06
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.Net  OhMyGosh | 05/16/06
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So?  TonyMcS | 05/16/06
Open Sores is teh ghey  Jeff the god of biscuits | 05/16/06
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