Re: gplv3 files and updates

[Simon Josefsson]

If I remember correctly, the initial reason why gnulib used the GPL
template for some LGPL file was because CoreUtils didn't yet use
gnulib-tool at the time.  The CoreUtils maintainers didn't want to
manually change the files every time they were imported from gnulib.

I suggest we revert that decision: all files that really are under the
LGPL should be labeled as LGPL files in the headers.

If some projects doesn't want the confusion stemming from having LGPL
mentioned in headers, they can use gnulib-tool --gpl which would modify
the headers from LGPL to GPL (which is legally fine).  CoreUtils now
uses gnulib-tool, I believe, and could thus use this --gpl parameter.

/Simon