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• - License and background on Berkeley Computer Systems Research Group copyrights.
  
• - Formerly: GNU Library GPL.
  
• - Fee based, partly open source, for Lucent network OS.
  
• - License patterned after FreeBSD Copyright.
  
• - Arizona Board of Regents, University of Arizona.
  
• - Also in the source code.
  
• - License for the XINU operating system
  
• - Christianized variant of BSD license.
  
• - A free software OS.
  
• - Patterned after Apache license.
  
• - AN open source license designed to allow community development within a business framework.
  
• - Open source software license.
  
• - OCaml is released under the LGPL.
  
• - Covers iMatix Corp., Standard Function Library (C/C++), its source code, documentation, executable files.
  
• - Open source compliant, but not fully GPL compatible, the only incompatibility is inclusion of a choice-of-law clause.
  
• - Complex hybrid license: public domain, GPL, LGPL, Open Source, commercial.
  
• - License for the Qt Free Edition.
  
• - Variant of Netscape PL.
  
• - A version of the GPL for reference material.
  
• - Not a license itself, but a definition of what conditions a license must fulfill in order to be termed an Open Source license.
  
• - A proposal for an Open Source license that clearly distinguishes between software programs and programming tools.
  
• - Various licenses and comments about them.
  
• - One standard for licensing free software.
  
• - RTEMS open source real-time operating system uses GNU Public License (GPL), except for some special, very limited exceptions.
  
• - Describes the licensing policy of the Mozilla Foundation, with the full texts of the various licenses, and an FAQ.
  
• - License for Debian GNU/Linux.
  
• - Ricoh Company, Ltd., makes communication and office automation systems.
  
• - Follows the Debian Free Software guidelines.
  
• - License for FreeBSD operating system.
  
• - Hybrid licensing model, between free and commercial software licenses.
  
• - License for 4.4BSD.
  
• - Full text of the book by Andrew M. St. Laurent.
  
• - A chart comparing attributes of major licenses, including the option to select your bias.
  
• - Mozart: an implementation of Oz 3 programming language.
  
• - Apple's license for software released as source code.
  
• - Particularly suited for TeX-related programs.
  
• - Electronic Frontier Foundation page on licenses, includes EFF Open Audio License (OAL).
  
• - CMU Amulet Toolkit License Agreement.
  
• - Music-equivalent to the General Public License.
  
• - License for Mandrake Linux, based on the GPL.
  
• - Big Blue's Open Source License.
  
• - Plan 9 Open Source license agreement
  
• - Project and license ran unchanged and uninterrupted even during transition to different corporation.
  
• - A non-profit that offers an alternative to full copyright. Offering work under a Creative Commons license does not mean giving up copyright. It means offering some of an author's rights to any taker, and only on certain conditions.
  
• - For the EiffelBase library.
  
• - By Regents of the University of California, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Scriptics Corp., others.
  
• - Perl package license.
  
• - From Brazil, programming language framework.
  
• - W3C = World Wide Web Consortium, one of the Internet's main standard-setting bodies.
  
• - Summary of license for Red Hat eCos operating system.
  
• - Open Motif Graphical GUI Software, Public End User License.
  
• - Copies of licenses approved by the Open Source Initiative.
  
• - Copyleft license, derived from the GNU-GPL, designed to protect software distributed as web services.
  
• - Listings of browseable licenses and articles.
  
• - Programming language free for personal or commercial use.
  
• - For Ghostscript, by Aladdin Enterprises.
  
• - Mozilla or Mozilla compatible, for E programming language.
  
• - Dual terms: use GPL terms or its own terms.