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Can an image licensed under LGPL be used in print media?

LGPL seems to be targeted towards software modules.

Is it safe to use an image licensed under LGPL in commercial print media? For example, as an image on a software box cover to be sold in stores that contains a CD.

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Please see a similar question on SO: How to use LGPL licensed images in a proprietary application.

And go see a lawyer if you can--answers here can be in the right ballpark, but only a lawyer familiar with your local laws can give a definite answer.

MaxVT  2010-04-23 18:19:28

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