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Any chance to re-license QXmpp under a different license (for iOS)? #130
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Isn't LGPL already enough for the AppStore? If not we could add an exception for it like they did it in libsignal-protocol-c (they use GPL): |
Ok, LGPL is not compatible with the Apple AppStore conditions: This means we need to relicense / add an exception for iOS in the license to allow QXmpp to be used in the AppStore. This is also relevant to me for Kaidan which also runs on iOS (but isn't in the AppStore currently). This is the exception of libsignal-protocol-c:
Other options would be
So to do this we will need to contact all (currently) 22 QXmpp contributors, what could be accomplished. |
It's maybe even already possible to use QXmpp under LGPLv2.1+ in the AppStore. |
Hi,
I am currently thinking about using the great
qxmpp
in an iOs app of mine. Unfortunately, the current license (LGPL) is a little bit problematic for iOs, as the App store doesn't allow to dynamically link against a library. So I wanted to ask if there is any chance to make that library also available under a different license (Apache 2.0 or MIT), so that it can be used more easily in an iOs app?Thanks for the great library!
Cheers,
Bernhard
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