>>>>> "OE" == Oliver Elphick <olly@lfix.co.uk> writes:
OE> MySQL's licence does not require you to buy a licence for _any_
OE> commercial use, but only for commercial use where you do not release
OE> your source code under a GPL-compatible licence.
So if I write my application in python, say, and only relase the .pyc
files, I'm not linked to mysql, but I use it via the API provided by
the python runtime. The GPL does not require me to release the source
code to my application, yet I'm using mysql in a commercial setting.
I believe that mysql will demand a license fee from me in this
situation.
It is very murky with mysql.