The MIT and ISC licenses are legally equivalent to the bsd2 license,
but with slightly different verbiage.
Signed-off-by: H. Peter Anvin <hpa@zytor.com>
Signed-off-by: Michael Brown <mcb30@etherboot.org>
public_domain => 1,
bsd3 => 1,
bsd2 => 1,
+ mit => 1,
+ isc => 1,
},
},
gpl2_or_later => {
public_domain => 1,
bsd3 => 1,
bsd2 => 1,
+ mit => 1,
+ isc => 1,
},
},
gpl2_only => {
public_domain => 1,
bsd3 => 1,
bsd2 => 1,
+ mit => 1,
+ isc => 1,
},
},
public_domain => {
public_domain => 1,
bsd3 => 1,
bsd2 => 1,
+ mit => 1,
+ isc => 1,
},
},
bsd3 => {
can_subsume => {
public_domain => 1,
bsd2 => 1,
+ mit => 1,
+ isc => 1,
},
},
bsd2 => {
desc => "BSD Licence (without advertising or endorsement clauses)",
+ can_subsume => {
+ public_domain => 1,
+ mit => 1,
+ isc => 1,
+ },
+ },
+ mit => {
+ desc => "MIT/X11/Xorg Licence",
+ can_subsume => {
+ public_domain => 1,
+ isc => 1,
+ },
+ },
+ isc => {
+ desc => "ISC Licence",
can_subsume => {
public_domain => 1,
},