Dual Licence

[codekreis]

Hi, as there are thoughts about getting lessjs under dual licence (gplv2 compatible), do you want to go the same road ? It would be awesome if we could use less.php in GPLv2 projects (like Joomla).

[avindra]

Joomla + Less? Ouch.

[NunoBentes]

Joomla? Ouch Ouch Ouch

[ginsterbusch]

@avindra @legues I got some barf-bags left, if you need any ^_^

cu, w0lf.

[NunoBentes]

Ahahahahah

[codekreis]

Sorry, but i don't get it. What's wrong about Joomla and Less ? Besides: Drupal, Wordpress and Typo3 are GPLv2, too.

[oyejorge]

Doesn't look like less.js has gone for the dual license yet. I'm happy to change less.php to whatever they decide to go with. Here's the relevant less.js issue: less/less.js#1029

[ghost]

Would you consider dual licensing so that the php is compatible with MIT/GPL (towards OSS CMS's) and Apache (towards the less.js).

PS: GPL is not so strict towards js/css files. It is strict towards mainly php (and other server side code).

[paladox]

Hi this can be licenced to what ever you want without having to wait for less.js to do it since https://github.com/leafo/lessphp has a dual license.

[paladox]

It can be dual licensed I added MIT and GPL version 2 and 3.

[oyejorge]

this can be licenced to what ever you want without having to wait for less.js to do it since https://github.com/leafo/lessphp has a dual license

Note, aside from the lessc adaptor, our project has nothing to do with leafo/lessphp.