[ Thanks to Steven J.
Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]
“On the heels of releasing the latest draft of the GPLv3, the
Free Software Foundation on April 3 released a new draft of the
LGPLv3.“The LGPL was first released as Version 2.1 in February of 1999.
It was the follow-up license to the GNU Library General Public
License 2.0. Under its old name, the FSF felt that the license was
too often used inappropriately…”
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