Closed KAMiKAZOW closed 10 years ago
It may be so, but I'm happy with it being a contribution to/for the free software community; See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html
There are free software licenses that are incompatible with the GPL. The Mozilla License 1.1 is a prominent example. Software under GPL v2 (without "or any later version" clause) also cannot use the library legally.
Just saying...
It's likely hurting SNI adoption when this library dictates the application's license. A switch to LGPL would not change the copyleft status of this library but not longer force applications to be under GPLv3.