eZ components: LGPL vs. BSD
If you're writing a large library of code which you want to see other people used too, picking a license is a very important thing. We were standing for the same choice for our eZ components . Originally we were using the LGPL as this is more in line with the GPL that we currently use for eZ publish . Now just before the release of the first public beta (in a few days, stay tuned) we decided to switch to the New BSD license. We feel that choosing the New BSD license would make it easier for people to use the components library without having to worry about the restrictions of the LGPL.
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Specify whether public transport stops have tactile paving
Determine the heights of kerbs at crossings
Specify whether crosswalks have tactile paving
Survey if places still exist
Survey hairdresser's customers
Specify whether kerbs have tactile paving
Determine the heights of kerbs
Specify what can be recycled in recycling containers
Specify type of recycling amenities
Specify path surfaces
Survey if places still exist
Specify whether there are cycleways
Specify whether roads have lane markings
Specify whether roads have sidewalks
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have islands
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have traffic signals
Specify road surfaces
Specify access to playgrounds
Specify whether places take fees to visit
Survey whether opening hours are signed
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have islands
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have traffic signals
Determine whether any glass or just glass bottles can be recycled here
Specify type of recycling amenities
Determine place names
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