Does the GPLv2 preclude me from using KLone for my website?
<p>I recently discovered <a href="http://koanlogic.com/klone/features.html" rel="nofollow">Klone</a>. Being a C++ developer, I'm fascinated by the idea of getting to use C++ for my web development work (I know, I'm a glutton for punishment!)... Anyhow, it looks like the open source version of KLone is licensed under GPLv2... Normally, this would be fine, but since you're app is compiled and linked right into the server, it looks like KLone's license would also force me to open source the complete sources to any website I develop with it. The quote on their license page also leads me to this conclusion:</p>

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  <p>This license is for those who develop (and possibly distribute) Free Software and want to use KLone to build their GPL product. GPL imposes that all code that is linked to any GPL'd object file must be released under GPL. This means that the patches applied to KLone source base (if any) and server embedded content (in the form of generated C files) must be provided on request as stated by GPL v2 license.</p>
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<p>First, is my read of this correct? If so, does anyone know of any similar open source project with a less restrictive license?</p>
