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On Mon, 2002-11-25 at 19:09, Bob Cober wrote:
> Suppose I wanted to release a software product.  I wanted the Linux versi=
on
> to be Open-Source, something like the GPL perhaps.  But I wanted the Wind=
ows
> version closed-source so I could sell it.  Would this be feasible?
>=20
> Has anyone seen a license like this?

http://sleepycat.com/

These are the Berkley DB folks, they've been cross-licensing their
stuff, well, for a while.  I know that they have some FAQs about their
licensing on their website.

		--Ted

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