Re: [R] Fwd: License Agreement

2003-11-18 Thread Friedrich . Leisch
 On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 14:01:17 -0500,
 Sigrid Volko (SV) wrote:


   Dear Mr. Leisch,

[don't know why you assume that I'm behind r-help ... but anyway ...

   I was asked by one of our faculty members at Johns Hopkins University to =
   assist him in licensing a software application that he has developed. This =
   package is based on R, the statistical software that is distributed as =
   freeware. In the course of my due diligence analysis, I reviewed the =
   official R web page which states that R is an official part of the Free =
   Software Foundation's GNU project. However, it does not explicitly state =
   under which License Agreement R is made available. Reviewing the GNU =
   official web page, I assume that R is made available under the GNU General =
   Public License. I would, however, appreciate if you could confirm that =
   this information is correct.=20


I think the web page clearly states that R is indeed distributed under
the terms of the GPL ... and if you use R you get a pointer to the GPL
every time you start it.

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[R] Fwd: License Agreement

2003-11-17 Thread Sigrid Volko


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Dear Mr. Leisch,

I was asked by one of our faculty members at Johns Hopkins University to assist him in 
licensing a software application that he has developed. This package is based on R, 
the statistical software that is distributed as freeware. In the course of my due 
diligence analysis, I reviewed the official R web page which states that R is an 
official part of the Free Software Foundation's GNU project. However, it does not 
explicitly state under which License Agreement R is made available. Reviewing the GNU 
official web page, I assume that R is made available under the GNU General Public 
License. I would, however, appreciate if you could confirm that this information is 
correct. 

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Mit besten Gruessen,

Sigrid Volko

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Office of Licensing and Technology Development
Johns Hopkins University 
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