Code on this blog is now licensed Apache 2.0

To clear up any questions that visitors may have, I’ve decided to release the source code on this website under the Apache 2.0 license.

• When a program is linked with a library, whether statically or using a shared library, the combination of the two is legally speaking a combined work, a derivative of the original library.
• The “Proprietary Software linking” refers to linking or closed sourced applications/libraries with applications/libraries licensed under one of the following Open Source licenses.
• By “the Work” in the “Distribution of ‘the Work'” I mean a combination of a software with the library or application licensed under one of the following licenses
• “Redistributing of the code with changes” refers to the act of redistributing a modified app/library based on the app/library licensed under the given license

License: Apache 2.0
Proprietary Software linking: Allowed
Distribution of “the Work”: Allowed
Redistributing of the code with changes: Allowed (as long as the name “Apache” isn’t used in the name of the derivative work)
Compatible with GNU GPL: No

You can find a good comparison of licenses in KDE’s documentation.