Qua, 2004-11-10 Ãs 15:40 +0100, Mattias Karlsson escreveu:
Hi
I've been hacking on a small panel-applet (a simple screen resolution switcher applet). Since I'm not that familiar with autotools, I decided to use pygnome-hello as a base to get it working. I noticed that there is no license file in the pygnome-hello directory, though. I guess it's supposed to be in the public domain (probably GPL)? Maybe it's noted somewhere else, but I couldn't find it at least. A copyright statement (or the standard GPL header) in the non-trivial files might be a good thing as well?
The will think of license later. It may require you to pay me a large fee and assign all your code rights to me... ;-)
Seriously, I guess a copyright of some sort would be interesting. But I think GPL is a bit too restrictive for example programs. Anyone else have any suggestion? BSD? Artistic? "I am not a lawyer"...
When thinking examples I also think Public Domain but probably BSD would also do the trick. Just no GPL.
-- z wyrazami szacunku, Jakub Piotr CÅapa
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