Re: usage of zsh for profit?

[Gary Oberbrunner <garyo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Zefram wrote:

> Gabor wrote:
>
>> my company would like to use the NT port of zsh to distribute with
>>  its product so we can write a reasonable shell script to do some 
information
>>  gathering.
>>
>
> There is no problem with this.  Zsh is free for all to use (and to
> modify, etc.); there is no distinction between commercial and
> non-commercial use. See the LICENCE file for details (you should
> have received a copy with zsh, it's in the top-level directory of
> the source distribution).

But it's actually a cygwin program, at least on Windows, right?  Aren't 
all cygwin programs GPLed because of cygwin1.dll?  Now as to whether 
including a GPL program in your commercial product is OK I don't know, 
IANAL.  And perhaps I'm even wrong about the cygwin thing, but AFAIK 
that's why MinGW was invented -- cygwin licensing problems.

-- Gary Oberbrunner