Well, it's true, I wasn't aware of the lgpl anymore, but apparently just like rms, because this quote from him from the interview, in which he seperates the Open-Source Movement, from the "Free Software Movement":
> They think it’s just fine if someone wants to
> write proprietary extensions to their software
would mean, that everybody who uses the lgpl is not part of the "Free software movement" anymore ...
> They think it’s just fine if someone wants to > write proprietary extensions to their software
would mean, that everybody who uses the lgpl is not part of the "Free software movement" anymore ...