Hi,
My name is Kushal Singh, I am a BTech student at IIIT-Hyderabad. My
primary areas of interests are operating systems , computer organization
and architecture. I enjoy kernel development :). I am interested in
participating in Google Summer of Code this year and I came across
'riot-os' as
Hi,
On 03/02/2015 03:37 PM, Oleg Hahm wrote:
IMHO GPL + linking exception doesn't cut it. I'm not trying to change LGPL
into that.
What do you think make LGPL more appropriate than GPL + linking exception?
See below.
In my opinion the IoT world needs something that is more oriented towards
Hi!
> IMHO GPL + linking exception doesn't cut it. I'm not trying to change LGPL
> into that.
What do you think make LGPL more appropriate than GPL + linking exception?
> In my opinion the IoT world needs something that is more oriented towards
> respecting the needs of potential end users.
Ho
Hi,
On 03/02/2015 03:03 PM, Oleg Hahm wrote:
If we are thinking about amending an existing license, we could also try to
ease the restrictions of LGPL to fit our vision (whatever that is).
In general yes, in practise I wonder if it wouldn't be more advisable to adopt
something already existing
Dear fellow RIOTers,
as there are still issues with our timer subsystem, we've concluded to
create a timer task force in order to sort out the issues still popping
up. Up to now, Hauke and I (possibly someone else?) have just collected
initial facts/requirements/ideas in a Wiki page:
https:/
Hi!
> >GPL with linking exception seems relevant in this discussion --
> >especially since eCOS, which is also a well-known embedded OS, uses this
> >license.
>
> If we are thinking about amending an existing license, we could also try to
> ease the restrictions of LGPL to fit our vision (whateve
Hey,
On 02/25/2015 11:39 AM, Emmanuel Baccelli wrote:
GPL with linking exception seems relevant in this discussion --
especially since eCOS, which is also a well-known embedded OS, uses this
license.
If we are thinking about amending an existing license, we could also try
to ease the restrict
