21
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Can I use new BSD licensed library/code in commercial closed source project?
Yes. You can use BSD-licensed projects in closed-source, commercial projects. You must include the original copyright and license.
From WikiPedia's BSD License page:
The BSD License allows ...
18
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Dual license with GPL and a closed source license
As the copyright holder, you can do whatever you wish with your own code. Nothing prevents you from closing your own source in your own projects, if you hold the copyright.
Use whatever closed-...
9
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Dual license with GPL and a closed source license
For open-sourcing your code for others to use, you're right that GPL will make sure that people can't create closed source derivatives. GPL will force them to share their derivatives under the same ...
3
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Is it required to disclose source code for custom Qt software?
The GPL requires you to only provide source code whenever you provide binaries. You may opt to provide neither of these. If you provide the customer with the binaries, GPL requires you to distribute ...
1
vote
Managing in-house NuGet packages with source code access
What should work is simply checking out the source code for the NuGet package and opening the solution in a separate instance of Visual Studio.
Visual Studio has a neat trick of switching between ...
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