LG AC Smart 5 Owner's Manual page 230

In
addition,
mere
aggregation
of
another
work
not
based
on
the
Library
with
the
Library
(or
with
a
work
based
on
the
Library)
on
a
volume
of
a
storage
or
distribution
medium
does
not
bring
the
other
work
under
the
scope
of
this
License.
3.
You
may
opt
to
apply
the
terms
of
the
ordinary
GNU
General
Public
License
instead
of
this
License
to
a
given
copy
of
the
Library.
To
do
this,
you
must
alter
all
the
notices
that
refer
to
this
License,
so
that
they
refer
to
the
ordinary
GNU
General
Public
License,
version
2,
instead
of
to
this
License.
(If
a
newer
version
than
version
2
of
the
ordinary
GNU
General
Public
License
has
appeared,
then
you
can
specify
that
version
instead
if
you
wish.)
Do
not
make
any
other
change
in
these
notices.
Once
this
change
is
made
in
a
given
copy,
it
is
irreversible
for
that
copy,
so
the
ordinary
GNU
General
Public
License
applies
to
all
subsequent
copies
and
derivative
works
made
from
that
copy.
This
option
is
useful
when
you
wish
to
copy
part
of
the
code
of
the
Library
into
a
program
that
is
not
a
library.
4.
You
may
copy
and
distribute
the
Library
(or
a
portion
or
derivative
of
it,
under
Section
2)
in
object
code
or
executable
form
under
the
terms
of
Sections
1
and
2
above
provided
that
you
accompany
it
with
the
complete
corresponding
machine-readable
source
code,
which
must
be
distributed
under
the
terms
of
Sections
1
and
2
above
on
a
medium
customarily
used
for
software
interchange.
If
distribution
of
object
code
is
made
by
offering
access
to
copy
from
a
designated
place,
then
offering
equivalent
access
to
copy
the
source
code
from
the
same
place
satisfies
the
requirement
to
distribute
the
source
code,
even
though
third
parties
are
not
compelled
to
copy
the
source
along
with
the
object
code.
5.
A
program
that
contains
no
derivative
of
any
portion
of
the
Library,
but
is
designed
to
work
with
the
Library
by
being
compiled
or
linked
with
it,
is
called
a
"work
that
uses
the
Library".
Such
a
work,
in
isolation,
is
not
a
derivative
work
of
the
Library,
and
therefore
falls
outside
the
scope
of
this
License.
However,
linking
a
"work
that
uses
the
Library"
with
the
Library
creates
an
executable
that
is
a
derivative
of
the
Library
(because
it
contains
portions
of
the
Library),
rather
than
a
"work
that
uses
the
library".
The
executable
is
therefore
covered
by
this
License.
Section
6
states
terms
for
distribution
of
such
executables.
When
a
"work
that
uses
the
Library"
uses
material
from
a
header
file
that
is
part
of
the
Library,
the
object
code
for
the
work
may
be
a
derivative
work
of
the
Library
even
though
the
source
code
is
not.
Whether
this
is
true
is
especially
significant
if
the
work
can
be
linked
without
the
Library,
or
if
the
work
is
itself
a
library.
The
threshold
for
this
to
be
true
is
not
precisely
defined
by
law.