UPDATE: I found [this](https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/issues/2373) issue explaining the relicensing of rust game engine Bevy to MIT + Apache 2.0 dual. Tldr: A lot of rust projects are MIT/Apache 2.0 so using those licenses is good for interoperability and upstreaming. MIT is known and trusted and had great success in projects like Godot. ORIGINAL POST: RedoxOS, uutils, zoxide, eza, ripgrep, fd, iced, orbtk,... It really stands out considering that in FOSS software the GPL or at least the LGPL for toolkits is the most popular license Most of the programs I listed are replacements for stuff we have in the Linux ecosystem, which are all licensed under the (L)GPL: uutils, zoxide, eza, ripgrep, fd -> GNU coreutils (GPL) iced, orbtk -> GTK, QT (LGPL) RedoxOS -> Linux kernel, most desktop environments like GNOME, KDE etc. all licensed GPL as much as possible