Hi, I am developing a commercial backgammon training app and am considering using GNU Backgammon for move analysis in version 2.
Before proceeding I wanted to ask the community's view on the following architecture:, My app would call GnuBG indirectly via bgweb-api, a third party Docker container that wraps GnuBG as a local HTTP service. My app sends a board position over HTTP and receives move evaluations back. No GnuBG source code or binaries are compiled into or bundled with my app itself., My question is: does the community consider this out-of-process HTTP architecture to be a GPL derivative work, or does the separation between my app and GnuBG via a network boundary mean my app has no GPL obligations?, I understand this is not a substitute for formal legal advice, but any insight from people who know the project well would be genuinely helpful., Thank you for your time., Kind regards Peter Kotwa
