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14 evil: licenses/COPYING.BSD
15 escape: licenses/COPYING.GPL (used in PlayStation native)
16 eina: licenses/COPYING.LGPL
17 eet: licenses/COPYING.BSD
18 eo: licenses/COPYING.BSD
19 evas: licenses/COPYING.BSD
20 embryo: licenses/COPYING.SMALL
21 ecore: licenses/COPYING.BSD
22 eio: licenses/COPYING.LGPL
23 eldbus: licenses/COPYING.LGPL
24 efreet: licenses/COPYING.BSD
25 eeze: licenses/COPYING.BSD
26 ephysics: licenses/COPYING.BSD
27 edje: licenses/COPYING.BSD
28 edje/epp: licenses/COPYING.GPL (separate binary/executable)
29 emotion: licenses/COPYING.BSD
30 ethumb: licenses/COPYING.LGPL
32 NOTE: If linked together, the result will be effectively be LGPL (or
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