[sllug-members]: Software Licenses, Repositories

[Justin Searle]

Agreed.

> > 1) open source, free to use if you do not charge for you 
> > software. 

You have to choose one or the other here.  OSS can't restrict use.  If you 
want OSS, your main pick is GPL or BSD, depending wether you want people who 
use your code to give you changes or not.

> > 2) commercial, if you charge I want some money myself. 

You might want to conside a GPL / Proprietary dual licensing model here.  That 
way if someone uses your code, they either have to give you their 
changes/additions (GPL) or give you money to keep their changes private 
(Proprietary).