Hi! I'm developing a small game with the help of python+pygame. I intend to make the game available on, at least, Windows + Ubuntu platforms.
On the Ubuntu platform, I will go for a source-distribution, probably building a source .deb package (which requires package-pygame), or using Launchpads Personal Package Archive system (aka PPAs). I see no license problem in this situation, where I will include the game's source which is MIT licensed. My question is about distributing the game to Windows users. * I use pygame for text rendering (SDL_ttf), keyboard input and music (.ogg) * I use py2exe to create a standalone Game.exe for the convenience of Windows users (not having to install Python+PyGame) * I have no intention to go commercial, it is a spare-time game project. Is this OK: 1) make a downloadable .zip/.exe with no source code, neither pygame nor game source 2) include a "license.txt" explaining: a - the PyGame license and where to download source code b - where to download my game's source code (MIT-licensed, hosted at Launchpad) -- twitter.com/olofb olofb.wordpress.com olofb.wordpress.com/tag/english
