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Can I link LGPL to a shared-source software?

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Use LGPL libraries in closed source software?
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I am working on a software project in my sparse time. I plan to make it a free software. I also plan to share the source code. But not open source, i.e., derived works based on my code are not allowed.

Can I still use a LGPL library?

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