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> Whether this is "good" or not is a value judgement. When I released
> NQC, I felt uncomfortable with the GPL, and opted for MPL. I assume
> Markus had similar feelings when he released legOS.
IIRC, legOS is MPL because Kekoa released some of his code under MPL, and
so Markus released the rest under MPL in order to allow him to use that
particular section of code. I believe that he once mentioned that his
natural leanings would otherwise have been towards a public domain style
license.
Luis
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