You could release your code under both the bsd and the gpl just not the binaries. Granted one could not use your code as a whole unless the had developed or bought non-gpl libraries, but they could take parts of your code.
In my Calculus class in the fall of 98 we had to hand in some maple assignments. They had us use these nc's hooked up to a sun server running kde.
Netscape was setup as the browser and I think the e-mail client both of which we used. They gave us an e-mail address on the sun server. I never heard anyone in the class complain about unix being confusing. Maple on the other hand people were constantly complaining about. This was three years ago running kde 1.something or other. They've switched over to using linux pc's instead of dumb nc's. I still here complaints from freshmen about how dumb Maple is. I have never heard anyone complain about linux being confusing over there.
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You could release your code under both the bsd and the gpl just not the binaries. Granted one could not use your code as a whole unless the had developed or bought non-gpl libraries, but they could take parts of your code.
In my Calculus class in the fall of 98 we had to hand in some maple assignments. They had us use these nc's hooked up to a sun server running kde. Netscape was setup as the browser and I think the e-mail client both of which we used. They gave us an e-mail address on the sun server. I never heard anyone in the class complain about unix being confusing. Maple on the other hand people were constantly complaining about. This was three years ago running kde 1.something or other. They've switched over to using linux pc's instead of dumb nc's. I still here complaints from freshmen about how dumb Maple is. I have never heard anyone complain about linux being confusing over there.