>> http://laptop.media.mit.edu/laptopnews.nsf/latest/news
>>
>> 2. Alan Kay reports that Steve Jobs has agreed to relicense Squeak  
>> under the Apache License so we can include it with the base  
>> software in the laptop.
>>
>> how does it interact with APSL 20.
>
> I guess this makes Squeak triple-licensed: choose the license (SqL,  
> APSL, Apache) that suits you best.
>
>> for which version of squeak?
>
> Same as the APSL 2.0 version I expect - it's in the lawyers hands now.
>
> The Board knows about this for a few days, but there isn't anything  
> in writing, yet, so there has not been an official announcement.  
> We're still going to ask contributors to relicense their code, but  
> I guess most will be happy to do that given that the Apache license  
> is considered "free" by both FSF and Debian.

Ok sounds good!