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alex.barylski
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LGPL

Post by alex.barylski »

This basically means I can take a codebase and completely hack it apart and use only the peices which I need correct? :P

There is a project which I only wish to use about 10% of the core of the system, so I'm going to remove the other stuff (images, HTML, docs, etc)...

I will obviously keep the copyright notices intact in the source code and as well as a copy of the LGPL license which ships with the project...

Is that all I need to do?
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If you're going to distribute resulting work, you should distribute it under the same license. That's all about it, I think.
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