Move the license to MIT?

[xeoncross]

Right now it's not possible to add your code to some CMS or plugin for sale since it uses the GPL license.

Would you be interested in changing the license to the open source MIT so your code can be used in commercial applications also?

Some libraries like jQuery even do dual GPL/MIT so that anyone can use the code without problems.

[hujuice]

I don't want to leave the GPL and I don't know how to manage the double license.
Hints?
(Oops, Xencross. I'd a hard period...)

[xeoncross]

Basically, you say "dual licensed under the GPL/MIT" and your done. Then people can choose whichever license they want to use.

The difference is that the GPL requires everything built with your code to also be free while the MIT does not place any restrictions allowing people to even use your code in a CMS they sell.

[hujuice]

Yes, I can.
I'm not so much at home in these summer days. Please, give me some more day
to change.

Regards,
Sergio

HUjuice
http://mooodcast.net

2013/8/8 David Pennington notifications@github.com

Basically, you say "dual licensed under the GPL/MIT" and your done. Then
people can choose whichever license they want to use.

The difference is that the GPL requires everything built with your code to
also be free while the MIT does not place any restrictions allowing people
to even use your code in a CMS they sell.

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