I guys,
I have a simple doubt about the licensing scheme to be used for building
extensions.
I known that to be published on the extensions web site they have to have
an Open Source Licence (GPL, BSD,etc...)
But if you just want to make an extension for any purpose, and you don't
need it to be published, can any license be used? Even a closed source one?
Is there any connection between libreoffice's license and the extensions
license? Does it also apply to OpenOfffice.org?
Thanks for any replies
Cheers
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