Hi Christian!

El 23/06/16 a las 14:20, Christian Schoenebeck escribió:
> And that's the point where the game changes. As soon as you sell either a 
> software or hardware in conjunction with LinuxSampler, it becomes a 
> commercial 
> product using LinuxSampler. And to be clear on that: at this point "somebody" 

1.) We don't sell any software. Never. All the software we create is GPLed.

2.) The hardware we sell as DIY kits is very generic. It's not designed
to work with LinuxSampler in anyway. It can run Linuxsampler in the same
way a Laptop or a Desktop computer can run LinuxSampler. It's a generic
sound-dedicated small-computer.

I suposse that Dell, Compaq or any Clonic Builder/Reseller don't violate
the LinuxSampler license, althought they can claim that their "devices"
can run LinuxSampler. Zynthian case is the same, with a different User
Interface, based in RotaryEncoders+Switches instead of Mouse+Keyboard.

> asks for money, so that specific person (and accordingly the company or 
> organization (s)he legally acts on behalf) would violate the license.
>
> There is nothing wrong to offer free open source software in conjunction with 
> LinuxSampler on websites to the public, free of charge for everybody. Nor is 
> it wrong to conduct work shops for money. This was never our objection. But 
> selling a hardware kit with or for LinuxSampler without our prior permission 
> is clearly violating the license.
>
> Does this make it more clear?

I hope yes. We want to be friends, please ;-)

Best Regards!

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