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1. www.eclipse.org › org › press-releaseEclipse Public License Version 2.0 Approved By OSI and ...

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   The new license will become the default license for Eclipse community projects. The changes introduced in EPL v2 are intended to make the license easier to use outside of the United States, more compatible with other open source licenses and modernize some of the terminology. The specific changes include:

2. projects.eclipse.org › license › epl-2Eclipse Public License 2.0 | projects.eclipse.org

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   What is Eclipse Public License v2?

   • The new Eclipse Public License v2 reflects the best practices in open source licensing and we are happy to certify it as an OSI approved license.” The Eclipse open source project community will begin to migrate to the new EPL v2.

   Eclipse Public License Version 2.0 Approved By OSI and Eclipse

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   What is Eclipse Public License (EPL)?

   • The Eclipse Public License ( EPL) is the software license used by the Eclipse Foundation. It is an open source license. This page was last modified 09:22, 23 January 2019 by . Based on work by and .

   Eclipse Public License - Eclipsepedia

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   Should I relicense the Eclipse Public License v2.0 with a secondary license?

   • If your project is currently using a dual licensing scheme involving the Eclipse Public License v1.0 and the Eclipse Distribution License v1.0 (which is BSD 3 Clause), you should consider relicensing to the Eclipse Public License v2.0 with a Secondary License in order to retain the copyleft provisions of the EPL.

   EPL-2.0 FAQ | The Eclipse Foundation

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   Does ECLiPSe support open source licenses?

   • Eclipse fully supports the Open Source Initiative’s certification of open source licenses, and the Eclipse Public License is certified as such.

   EPL-2.0 FAQ | The Eclipse Foundation

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4. www.eclipse.org › legal › epl-2EPL-2.0 FAQ | The Eclipse Foundation

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   Yes, the EPL-2.0 has been added to the official license list of the Free Software Foundation. While the FSF still considers the EPL-2.0 incompatible with the GPL, it recognizes the EPL-2.0 with Secondary License explicitly offers the option of designating content available under the GNU GPL version 2 or later.

5. eclipseide.orgEclipse IDE | The Eclipse Foundation

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   Free and open source released under the terms of the Eclipse Public License 2.0. Improved Plug-in Development Tooling. Support and classpath fix for bnd projects, and declarative services support. Community-powered. More and more, the Eclipse IDE is powered by individual contributors around the world. New and Noteworthy. Documentation.

6. blogs.eclipse.org › post › mike-milinkovichEPLv2: A New Version of the Eclipse Public License

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   Apr 7, 2017 · EPLv2: A New Version of the Eclipse Public License. The Eclipse Foundation is in the process of revising the Eclipse Public License (EPL). Refreshing a popular open source license is a big job, and one that we have been chipping away at for over a year. The EPL and its predecessor the Common Public License have been around for about 16 years now.

7. wiki.eclipse.org › Eclipse_Public_LicenseEclipse Public License - Eclipsepedia

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   The Eclipse Public License (EPL) is the software license used by the Eclipse Foundation. It is an open source license. External links. Eclipse Public License — 2.0; Eclipse Public License — v1.0; EPL FAQ; Eclipse Public License at Wikipedia; Who uses the EPL. Eclipse.org projects; Symbian Foundation; Mondrian; Qooxdoo; Logback; Intuit via ...