Hi Robert, am Freitag, 6. August 2021 um 19:44 schrieben Sie:
> Hi Jim, >> Good to see this update. I look forward to trying this out. >> >> One comment from reviewing the code - you use this comment at the top >> of both kittenc.c and kitten.c: >> >>> /* >>> This software is free software; free to use, >>> modify, pass to others, whatever >>> >>> use it at your own risk >>> */ >>> >> >> However, you don't include a license file (usually LICENSE.TXT or >> COPYING.TXT) to indicate what "free software" license you are using. >> Can you be more specific? Is this under the GNU GPL? GNU LGPL? MIT? >> BSD? Apache? Or some other license? > His comment sounds like Public Domain to me. it's intended to be as free as possible. I don't even care if the evil satan (MS or Oracle) uses, modifies or whatever does with it. > kitten.h is LGPL. Dunno if this is compatible. thanks for noting this. will change this as soon as possible. BTW: since the big fight of Oracle vs. Google wrt JAVA include files we all know that .H files aren't even copyrightable. also: by german law, for copyright claims your software (or other thing) has to have a minimum 'invention hight'. KITTEN.H certainly has no 'invention highness'. so: there shouldn't be a copyright on it in the first place. > I tend to dislike this license stuff... so do I Tom _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
