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I am currently working on a big project which I would like to host on Savannah as a non-GNU software, which is composed of several tools and libraries (it's actually a toolchain), of which many parts are LGPLed, but the core is under it's own license - which is almost equal to LGPL, but it does not allow forks (no distribution of modified versions of the software as of another project, although it is ok to use and distribute modified versions of the code and uses of it along with other software projects, even if statically linked... just not to make a derivative project from it).
Is there any chances it gets approved?
Thanks.
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