CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@selea trevligt! Jag har en fin maskin som jag skulle kunna bortskänka till makerspace. En Snapmaker A350 med en del reservdelar. Den har både 3D-utskrift, laser och CNC-huvud. Just nu står den och samlar damm hemma hos mig, och det gör mig ledsen, så jag vill hellre ge bort den till någon makerspace som kan använda den än att den bara står oanvänd.

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@cybertailor @DLC It's not really any different unless you're writing a proprietary program that's linking against an LGPL'd library. If you're linking against an (A)GPL'd library, your program must be free software anyway and it doesn't matter if it's being linked statically or dynamically, and if your program is free software it doesn't matter if you're using static or dynamic linking since you can just provide source code.The only difference is if you're writing a proprietary program linked to an LGPL'd library, in which case you must provide a way for the user to replace the LGPL'd library (which would usually be providing the .o files and letting the user relink them)