The difference between the GPL and LGPL licenses are:

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Case 1: The difference between the GPL and LGPL licenses are:

LGPL is shorter than GPL
LGPL allows linking to non GPLed software
LGPL applies to web services
LGPL was made by the OSI while GPL was made by the FSF
LGPL allows you to distribute the software in binary-only form

Case 2: The difference between the GPL and LGPL licenses are:

LGPL allows you to distribute the software in binary-only form
LGPL is shorter than GPL
LGPL ensures that all variants of the original GPL program has the same freedom of use as the original
LGPL was made by the OSI while GPL was made by the FSF
LGPL applies to web services

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