Re: [Gregorio-users] inquiry for GPL-compatible source code
Laudetur Iesus Christus! Dear Olivier Berten, thank you for the advice and resource links, and helping me to learn that I do not know enough about this situation. I was under the impression that because my code (i.e. not the content printed, but the formatting instructions for that content) includes at least some GPL 3.0 licensed code, all of the code involved has to be GPL. To whom it may concern: is there an available guide to this situation? The mention of c and \grecolored reminds me that I have an old version of Gregorio, from the [gregorio-2.3-setup.exe 19-Jun-2013] file. This might explain why it was not automatically adding vertical space to prevent low notes from colliding with the text. On Windows, gregorio-2.3-setup.exe did not install everything, so I manually placed the contents gregoriotex.tds as needed. To update, do I manually place the files from (https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/tree/master/tex) ? Regarding rougeliturgique (RGB 211,56,18) I prefer it compared to the default red of gregoriotex (RGB 229,53,44). In the benedictiones-conf.tex file, it was defined using rgb rather than RGB. I got the above RGB code from MS Paint. Am I over-analyzing this, and the rgb/RGB values are not actually copyrighted? Wiktionary supplies the appropriate proverb: chat échaudé craint l'eau froide ... CC-by-sa-3.0! Thank you again for the support. your fellow pilgrim in Christ, through Mary, Jeffrey - CC: Gregorio Users ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
[Gregorio-users] inquiry for GPL-compatible source code
Laudetur Iesus Christus! Thank you for the help and advice with my inquiries last month. A further inquiry, to whom it may concern: I am working on a project to re-typeset the entire Breviarium Romanum to Gregorian Chant. It is preferable for me to have the code released under GPL 3.0. I have learned from the four examples of finished projects hosted at (home.gna.org/gregorio/gregoriotex/example) which are available under the CC-by-nc-sa-2.0 license (incompatible with GPL). Is that source code please available under a GPL compatible license? Or, if the source code as a whole cannot be so released, may at least the following files of code please be released under GPL 3.0? laudes-conf.tex benedictiones-conf.tex These files include: the definition of rougeliturgique; the \includescore command; code for font formatting and selection; code to produce liturgical symbols in any chosen font; code to resize and format GregorioTeX symbols; code to format and add title text; code to set space around chant dropcaps; code for using boxes, kerning, and the \hss command. your fellow pilgrim in Christ, through Mary, Jeffrey ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
Re: [Gregorio-users] inquiry for GPL-compatible source code
These were made with a very old version of Gregorio... * \includescore command is defined in gregoriotex.tex which is GPLv3 * 'rougeliturgique' isn't useful anymore as you just need to use the c tag in your gabc code and you can use \grecolored if you want to use that color somewhere else * you can find most formatting options in https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/blob/master/examples/main-lualatex.tex which is also GPLv3 * \hss is a standard TeX command... and thus Public Domain That said, I don't think GPLv3 is the right license for content as it's really meant for software. And the little programming one would include in a TeX document doesn't make it a software... Yours, Olivier 2014-11-21 18:10 GMT+01:00 Jeff Force forc...@gmail.com: Laudetur Iesus Christus! Thank you for the help and advice with my inquiries last month. A further inquiry, to whom it may concern: I am working on a project to re-typeset the entire Breviarium Romanum to Gregorian Chant. It is preferable for me to have the code released under GPL 3.0. I have learned from the four examples of finished projects hosted at (home.gna.org/gregorio/gregoriotex/example) which are available under the CC-by-nc-sa-2.0 license (incompatible with GPL). Is that source code please available under a GPL compatible license? Or, if the source code as a whole cannot be so released, may at least the following files of code please be released under GPL 3.0? laudes-conf.tex benedictiones-conf.tex These files include: the definition of rougeliturgique; the \includescore command; code for font formatting and selection; code to produce liturgical symbols in any chosen font; code to resize and format GregorioTeX symbols; code to format and add title text; code to set space around chant dropcaps; code for using boxes, kerning, and the \hss command. your fellow pilgrim in Christ, through Mary, Jeffrey ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
Re: [Gregorio-users] inquiry for GPL-compatible source code
I agree Le 21/11/2014 18:36, Olivier Berten a écrit : These were made with a very old version of Gregorio... * \includescore command is defined in gregoriotex.tex which is GPLv3 * 'rougeliturgique' isn't useful anymore as you just need to use the c tag in your gabc code and you can use \grecolored if you want to use that color somewhere else * you can find most formatting options in https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/blob/master/examples/main-lualatex.tex which is also GPLv3 * \hss is a standard TeX command... and thus Public Domain That said, I don't think GPLv3 is the right license for content as it's really meant for software. And the little programming one would include in a TeX document doesn't make it a software... Yours, Olivier 2014-11-21 18:10 GMT+01:00 Jeff Force forc...@gmail.com: Laudetur Iesus Christus! Thank you for the help and advice with my inquiries last month. A further inquiry, to whom it may concern: I am working on a project to re-typeset the entire Breviarium Romanum to Gregorian Chant. It is preferable for me to have the code released under GPL 3.0. I have learned from the four examples of finished projects hosted at (home.gna.org/gregorio/gregoriotex/example) which are available under the CC-by-nc-sa-2.0 license (incompatible with GPL). Is that source code please available under a GPL compatible license? Or, if the source code as a whole cannot be so released, may at least the following files of code please be released under GPL 3.0? laudes-conf.tex benedictiones-conf.tex These files include: the definition of rougeliturgique; the \includescore command; code for font formatting and selection; code to produce liturgical symbols in any chosen font; code to resize and format GregorioTeX symbols; code to format and add title text; code to set space around chant dropcaps; code for using boxes, kerning, and the \hss command. your fellow pilgrim in Christ, through Mary, Jeffrey ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users ___ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
