Re: [Marketing] Licensing Question

[Louis Suarez-Potts]

Hi,

On 2005-12-08, at 06:46 , Benjamin Horst wrote:

Todd,
Did you receive a response yet?

According to OpenOffice's license, the LGPL, you are free to do what you propose. The license itself is available for your careful reading here: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html

I do not believe you need to sign anything.

No, you do not need to sign anything. But we do have some structure here :-) Namely, we like to track bundled software that includes OOo, and appreciate it if the bundler were to give us as much information as possible. We currently list bundled software on our Development page, but I imagine as we record more that location will change. (See http://development.openoffice.org/.)

Thanks for sharing OpenOffice!
Ben

On Dec 5, 2005, at 7:49 PM, Todd Anstey wrote:

Dear Sir / Madam;


and if so which one?

Thanks...
Todd Anstey
General Manager
DefendGate Inc.

We wish to bundle OpenOffice with our invoicing software to be sold in retailers throughout Europe and Asia. Do we need to sign a license agreement

Best,

Louis


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Louis Suarez-Potts
Community Manager
OpenOffice.org

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