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Using LGPL licensed packages in a commercial product

asked 2023-02-01 20:04:41 -0500

kyo_asuka
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Hi, I am currently looking to create a commercial product using ros2, and I believe that if I dynamically link LGPL licensed open source software, the product itself does not have to be LGPL, but the ros1/ros2 package can be converted to binary format without source code and dynamically Is it possible to convert ros1/ros2 packages into a binary format that does not contain source code and link them dynamically?

Thanks.

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