GNU Lesser General Public License

So, basically until CDE became open source many, many years later, you didn't really have CDE available on Linux in the same capacity, and by the time it came along, no one really cared because people had moved on.

Like, uh, that was 2012 that it went LGPL.

And by that point, like, we were well into, like, Gnome being established.

I think that was...

That's a real constraint if you're shipping a binary.

The alternatives are SoundTouch, which is LGPL, and SignalSmith Stretch, which is MIT.

There's a benchmark harness from this year, Time Pitch Bench, that documents exactly this.

And it's Redmi says, if that's a problem for you, build with the rubber band flag disabled.