Hi,
On 09.05.2005, at 09:36, Eric Hoch wrote:
There is no need for Apple to especially mention OSLs because the rules are the same for all types of QuickTime development. Since we don't ship any part of the QuickTime libraries or binaries but just link against those libraries and use the QuickTime API, there's nothing we should fear.The only part I found that could be worth to take a look at is: You have no right to modify, incorporate into or compile in combination with your own programs, license or otherwise distribute any portion of the Apple Software. Your software application may not interfere with the functionality of QuickTime Player or the QuickTime Plug-in, including but not limited to file type or MIME type associations that are registered to QuickTime.
No hints about the usage in connection with Open Source Licences.
We could however add QuickTime to OOo's (runtime) requirements on the Mac but since no Mac can actually live without it, we may as well leave it out.
Best regards, Florian
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