Re: GNU License, Again

[Richard Tobin]

In article <mailman.1368.1180384019.32220.gnu-misc-discuss@gnu.org>,
Alfred M. Szmidt <ams@gnu.org> wrote:

>   Except that pieces of GPLed programs _can't_ be used in programs
>   licensed under a different license.

>Sure they can.  You can use pieces of a GPLed program in a program
>that is licensed under the modified BSD license.  Ofcourse, the
>resulting work has to be under the terms of the GPL, but the work is
>still under several different licenses.

How is it under several different licences if it has to be under the
GPL?  Or do you just mean that the version that *didn't* use GPL code
was under another licence?

-- Richard
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