[tex-hyphen] License of hyphenation patterns

[Martijn van der Lee]

Not all files are covered by LPPL.
Most have LPPL and/or GPL and/or some public-domain-like license, some have
more restrictive licenses.

met vriendelijke groet/kind regards,
ing. Martijn van der Lee


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2015-12-11 14:44 GMT+01:00 Arthur Reutenauer <
arthur.reutenauer at normalesup.org>:

> > Just to add that I assume the issue is not the LPPL (or GPL or ...) per
> > se but that your use case requires a very 'permissive' license: correct?
>
>   I'll let Xiangye reply to that part since I don't know anything about
> the project, but I'm curious about your interpretation of the LPPL: do
> you see it as a copyleft licence on par with the GPL?  That's
> interesting; I would myself have said it was essentially a free-for-all,
> permissive licence, with, obviously, the addition of the "renamed if
> modified" clause.
>
>         Best,
>
>                 Arthur
>
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