Hi, I've just checked out the ImageJ code a bit and realized that it is "public domain". The statement in the code says:
/* * ImageJ is open-source. You are free to do anything you want * with this source as long as I get credit for my work and you * offer your changes to me so I can possibly add them to the * "official" version. * * @author Wayne Rasband ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) */ There is no license specified there. On their homepage, they say: "Public Domain": http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/docs/intro.html So, in my understanding it would be possible to take the code and put my own license statement there, as long as I mention the name of Wayne Rasband? I would eventually like to take the ImageJ sources and make a ResMedicinae (GPL) module of it. Would I violate anything here? Christian -- http://www.resmedicinae.org - Information in Medicine - On Tuesday 30 April 2002 14:44, Paolo Ariano wrote: > hi all, > i'm new on this list, i'm working wirh gimp,xite and other nice > tools to develop something to track nervous cell movements; in the > last two weeks i've tryed ImageJ (i didn't like it before when it > was nih image or scion image) and it work good on my unstable, i'm > now developping some plug-in. > the question probably discussed in the past why not to debianize > ImageJ ? i can try (i never debianized something :( ) or there is > some problem of license or other ? > > bye > paolo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
