I was able to run perl slimserver.pl and I attached the results, I
hope. What do I do next? I also did perl -v as suggested before the
perl slimserver.pl line.
Welcome in the dependancy hell: as you're using 64-bit Windows and Perl,
the binary modules that come with slimserver don't work.
I see. Thanks, Michael. Hopefully that gets added as the
higher-priority items get worked out.
Well, adding it to the CLI doesn't mean, it will automatically be added to
the applications you mention :-).
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Perhaps someone has the definitive answer: you can't run Slimremote on
a nokia 770 at this point, can you?
No. I once saw someone mention compiling the Ewe runtime for the Nokia.
But as he said it was a let's have some fun compiling thing, not a
serious attempt to do the port.
I too was beset with the sporadic, and sometimes very frequent,
SlimServer stoppage with few, and possibly unrelated, messages in Event
Viewer. (Running WinXP). I turned off McAfee virus scan for .myi,
.myd, my* and the entire SlimServer and MySQL directories with no
impact on the issue.
mherger, said that when running scanner.exe manually it uses different
priveliges to when its run from the server web interface. I store all
my music on an external USB hard drive, which I have done for over a
year now, but the problem has only occured over the last month.
If your using an
I'd like to be able to run both WMC and SlimServer but for the time
being I manually start the needed service. Apparently WMC and
SlimServer are not compatible.
Have you tried turning of the Rhapsody plugin in Slimserver or starting
Slimserver with the --noupnp parameter?
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I am getting my 6 year old into our squeezebox, anyone know if there are
any radio stations programmed for children that I can acces?
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random_tox;149797 Wrote:
How about sort by song title? Or by any tagged criteria? Is this not
obvious? The current playlist pane should have custom columns, and if
not multiple sort criteria (clutter), at least non-destructive sorting.
(Is this in a skin I dont know about?)
Id
I found a children's program on our Digital radio the other day:
http://www.funradiolive.com/
It broadcasts from the web site in a Microsoft format I think, at
least, when I clicked on the radio link using Firefox I got:
Sorry you must have Interent Explorer to Listen Live (sic!). Looks
like a
JJZolx;149720 Wrote:
If this takes you more than 5 minutes I'd be amazed. Most of the
complex settings are Server settings, which you won't need to touch.
Ha, you obviously don't use all those fiddly up and down arrows to
personalise your menu display. Getting that as I (and the family) like
I have just turned on d_info and d_scan debugging flags and then ran a
rescan through the web interface. Where do I find the resulting
logfile and what is it called?
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I have just turned on d_info and d_scan debugging flags and then ran a
rescan through the web interface. Where do I find the resulting
logfile and what is it called?
You'll fine the link on the Settings/Debugging page, pretty much at the
top (in the description text).
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Here is the last section of the log file:
Backtrace:
frame 0: Slim::Schema::throw_exception (C:\Program
Files\SlimServer\server\CPAN/DBIx/Class/Row.pm line 461)
frame 1: DBIx::Class::Row::throw_exception (C:\Program
Files\SlimServer\server\CPAN/DBIx/Class/Row.pm line 108)
frame 2:
Here is the last section of the log file:
And after that the server crashes?
ERROR: Can't update Slim::Schema::Track=HASH(0x552bb20): row not found
ERROR: Backtrace follows:
Too much for me :-(. Are you using any third party plugins? If yes: please
remove them, restart the server, repeat
No, I am not using any 3rd party plug ins. I am just running Slimserver
6.5.0 software, without any modifications or plug ins.
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No, I am not using any 3rd party plug ins. I am just running Slimserver
6.5.0 software, without any modifications or plug ins.
The subject's talking about 6.5.1 - if you aren't running it, please
update and report back whether you still experience this issue. Thanks.
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I do not think it worked. Did I do something wrong?
Should I just install Windows XP (32-bit version) and call it a day?
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I do not think it worked. Did I do something wrong?
No: the modules seem not to be available for x64 bit systems. From
ActiveState's support pages: This is expected because currently there are
no Windows x64 repositories. - You're out of luck :-(. Forget Perl for
now. Let's try to see
From what I've read in the posts, all of which made perfect sense, and
from what I personally believe, the contract of physical music purchase
of a CD (or DVD or any recorded work on a digital medium) exists with
you and your possession of the physical goods and any receipt of
purchase. Any copy
The last time I tried typing in http://localhost:9000; I could not
access the server. I will try again tonight.
I am able to get Microsoft software for very cheap so a reinstall would
not be an expensive solution. I have yet to understand the advantages
of the 64-bit OS for a home PC anyway.
To detect the url, use URL Snooper:
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/urlsnooper/
(I'm not associated with them). It's free and it works.
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I have posted report # 4424. Others with the problem -- Magwitch,
Michel, Tarn? Others? -- please vote for it.
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Wow, i just bought a Logitech Harmony 525 remote. If any of the Harmony
software devs come a knocking on Slim's door to offer help with
slimserver, LOCK IT!
This has to be the worst software i have used in a long time, makes in
Sonic Stage look good. Oh dear, i worry even more now.
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http://www.scriptlogic.com/products/securecopy/
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I use Karen's Replicator, which is freeware:
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.asp
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There is also XXCOPY, which I have used successfully for years. Very
simple:
xxcopy p:\ n:\ /clone /yy
(p is the source, n is the target, yy suppresses all prompts)
www.xxcopy.com
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FWIW I've been using M$' free SyncToy to automatically backup my kids'
homework folders on their laptop to our home desktop with no problems.
I also use it to keep certain folders synched between my work desktop
and work laptop.
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Really, it was like that when I got here.
Hi,
I just recieved my - wicked ! - new SB3 and i'd like to control 2
SoftSqueeze from the IR remote control of this new SB3.
I have some trouble using the search function of the forum, it never
succeed. But i'm sure i've seen something like this before (perhaps
using a plugin ...). Can you help
I've been thinking of putting a SB and speakers on the roof above the
front door for Halloween. I would control it with a laptop. Lots of
possibilities there - using scary music, scary sound effects, or even
recording some of my own sound bites to play at appropriate times.
Funny story -
dullard;149785 Wrote:
That's why God gave us RAID-5 :)
RAID-5 does not protect you from operating system errors or human
errors. And the odds of two disks within a single RAID array breaking
within a few days of each other, while very low, are not zero. RAID-5
is just one more tool in the
ShadowPlay?
http://www.gwendesign.ch/slimserver/dev_software.htm#shadowplay
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http://www.herger.net/SlimCD - your SlimServer on a CD
http://www.herger.net/slim - AlbumReview, Biography, MusicInfoSCR
I believe you're looking fror the Shadow Play plugin:
http://www.gwendesign.com/slimserver/dev_software.htm#shadowplay
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blue;149805 Wrote:
Don't call me immoral as I fight the thug dressed in a suit, price
gouging me ...I'm not calling you anything, but I still don't understand what
people
mean by price gouging in this context. If music is so cheap to
produce, why don't you go produce some?
I do. I play it
I think someone should pose this question to The Ethicist (Randy
Cohen) at the New York Times ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) ... who knows, it
might make it into their Sunday Magazine ...
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oh yes that's it!
thx a lot!
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I've been using the same 802.11b router for quite a while, and it's time to upgrade. I am looking at getting the D-link DGL-4300, but before I make the purchase, I wanted to make sure that it would play nicely with my wireless SB3.
I checked on the following page, but it isn't
Running SlimServer 6.5.1, streamed to work, but all the songs end
prematurely and skip to next track. I've stopped all anti-virus and
firewall software (AVG) -- no joy. Here's a snippet of the d_source
log from the command prompt:
2006-10-26 11:07:39.7881 opening next song...
2006-10-26
Oh, and I also wanted to ask what security setting (WEP, WPA, etc) you've used successfully with this router with your SB3.Thanks!On 10/26/06, Mitch Harding
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I've been using the same
802.11b router for quite a while, and it's time to upgrade. I am looking at getting the
CardinalFang;144026 Wrote:
I use Apple lossless on my ancient PowerMac (500Mhz) and it runs fine,
so have you checked that your iTunes and QuickTime are in sync? Have
you tried upgrading to the latest version?
That aside, do you have any other wireless devices or microwave ovens,
DECT
I have now upgraded to 6.5.1, but no joy.
I think you missed my point - I am talking about the SB not sending a
magic packet on POWER up (ie when you insert the DC jack, or turn the
mains on). It works fine if the unit is already powered up and if you
then bring it out of standby.
Can we have a
Submit an enhancement request at http://bugs.slimdevices.com
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Fun Radio: http://audio.musicradio.com/Playlist.asx?show=84
There's also a lot of stuff over at BBC7:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc7/bigtoe/ some of which will be on AlienBBC
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tom permutt;149905 Wrote:
I'm not calling you anything, but I still don't understand what people
mean by price gouging in this context. If music is so cheap to
produce, why don't you go produce some?
I do. I play it very cheaply to very small audiences. Most people
prefer what's on CDs
stinks of marketing BS
If you hit the BUY link it takes you to the Nokia online store site.
This makes me think that they are simply providing a skin for the
nokia, nothing more...
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Has anyone come across a device that combines the talents of the
Logitech Harmony remotes and the Nokia 770?
I am looking for a universal remote with wireless web browsing
abilities...i think this falls into the wish list category.
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I live in the Uk and my experience of logitech has been nothing but
excellent. I had a conflict between a logitech device and a PCi card on
my computer. I ended up on first name terms with a support guy in europe
and he battled away with the problem until everything was sorted. Very
friendly, so
To those who have download the demo module,
What do you think , any comments/suggestions. (good or bad)
Thanks
Matt
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If Logitech's Harmony remote 'software' is anything to go by, it's going
to be an ignominous end for Slim Devices products.
From a professional developer's perspective, it has to rate as the most
user-hostile software I've ever encountered from a consumer electronic
device.
SlimServer is a
I would not dream of having any Logitech equipment near my stereo.
So ... the logo on the box is more important than the quality of the
sound coming out of the box?
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Joe Craig;149967 Wrote:
I would not dream of having any Logitech equipment near my stereo.
So ... the logo on the box is more important than the quality of the
sound coming out of the box?
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Well, it is important...
But the point I was trying to make is, based on my
I feel like if you're not willing to give Slim the benefit of the doubt here, you'll only be hurting yourself. It remains to be seen how all of this will turn out.On 10/26/06,
MikeWynneDub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe Craig;149967 Wrote: I would not dream of having any Logitech equipment near my
Joe Craig;149967 Wrote:
I would not dream of having any Logitech equipment near my stereo.
So ... the logo on the box is more important than the quality of the
sound coming out of the box?
You can hear the sound coming out of the box when it's sitting on the
shelf at Wal-Mart?
I hate to
JJZolx;149976 Wrote:
We're not talking about the logo, but the perception of the company
behind that logo. My impression of Logitech is that they make very
nice $30 mice. But it's damned hard to screw up a $30 mouse. The rest
of their products that I've been exposed to have been
I'm curious which of their other products you've tried.Me, I have a higher-end mouse from them (I forget the cost, probably closer to $80 than $30), a web cam, and a game controller. I find all three to be quality products that do exactly what they advertise. I don't know how their support is,
from an interview with Dean
http://www.redhat.com/magazine/024oct06/features/squeezebox/
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But the point I was trying to make is, based on my experience of
Logitech products, I would not even contemplate buying an 'audio'
product from an outfit like Logitech.
Just for the sake of argument ... how much experience did you have
with Slim Devices products before purchasing a product from
Wow, Good luck... I'm in the process of sending my squeezbox back
becauase I was unable to get Slimserver to work even with some customer
support... I don't think slimdevices is ready for the general consumer
market. For the general computer consumer I think it is very
complicated.
GP
That is too bad. Did you try to get help from these mailing lists? There are many helpful users here...On 10/26/06, GregP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Wow,Good luck...I'm in the process of sending my squeezbox back
becauase I was unable to get Slimserver to work even with some customersupport...I
Mitch Harding;149981 Wrote:
I'm curious which of their other products you've tried.
On 10/26/06, JJZolx JJZolx.2gas7n1161887103 (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com
wrote:
We're not talking about the logo, but the perception of the company
behind that logo. My impression of
Why do you think they would do those things when it would likely result in far fewer sales? Presumably they purchased SD based on their audiophile reputation. It seems unlikely to me that they would soil it. I'm guessing they'll leave SD to operate themselves as long as they turn good profits.
On
Thanks for the tips Ceejay. I'll look into your suggestions. Still would
be nice for these features to appear in a SS release.
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Mitch Harding;149977 Wrote:
I feel like if you're not willing to give Slim the benefit of the doubt
here, you'll only be hurting yourself. It remains to be seen how all
of this will turn out.
The point to me is that we all know Slim and it has an certain
reputation for high quality sound,
I really don't get why everybody is happily giving their money to
allofmp3.com. The way I see it, is you're using their services, one of
the following applies to you:
1. You want DRM-free music, and you want to obtain it legally. Go buy
your music somewhere else. Allofmp3 is clearly not legit.
Mitch Harding;14 Wrote:
Why do you think they would do those things when it would likely result
in
far fewer sales? Presumably they purchased SD based on their
audiophile
reputation. It seems unlikely to me that they would soil it. I'm
guessing
they'll leave SD to operate
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I don't care if I am a member of a select club or not, I don't care about the label on the front -- for me, it is about the music. I'm going to wait and see. I'm happy with the products I have, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the future brings.
On
I disagree with the statement that Logitech will ruin Slimdevices. In
fact the evidence seems to indicate just the opposite.
I was an early adopter of the Harmony product (before their acquisition
by Logitech). I thought it was the best universal remote on the market
and the software capability
Sigh ... I promised myself I was going to stay out of the is the
acquisition good or bad discussion, but I just can't resist.
I am not an audiophile, but I have a fairly extensive CD collection
(800 of them), a decent amp and speakers, and 4 Squeezeboxes. When I
decided to rip all my CDs and go
simontindemans;15 Wrote:
I really don't get why everybody is happily giving their money to
allofmp3.com. The way I see it, is you're using their services, one of
the following applies to you:
1. You want DRM-free music, and you want to obtain it legally. Go buy
your music somewhere
dagordon;150021 Wrote:
the legal issues surrounding it are not at all clear -- that is, it's
not obviously illegal
I didn't know they were going to be gassed, I just put them on the
train...
Or, if it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck...
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SB3 and Shanling CDT-100,
Id care less about playlists if there were better search features. I
want to be able to play all CDs on a recording label, or all song
remixed by an artist, or all compilation appearances by an artist.
Takes just a minute to add the data tags, but a long time to
build/maintain playlists.
Jon;150009 Wrote:
Sigh ...
P.S. What finally convinced me to go with the Squeezebox was the Slim
Devices Community Forums :-)
Yes, it has to be said - the SD forums rule...
Bring on SB4! - I hope It'll be a knockout...
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adamslim;150025 Wrote:
I didn't know they were going to be gassed, I just put them on the
train...
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adamslim;150025 Wrote:
I didn't know they were going to be gassed, I just put them on the
train...
Or, if it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck...
Brilliant analogy! The problem is that certain legal issues are a bit
more complicated than if it looks like a duck, and quacks like a
For the general computer consumer I think it is very complicated.
Yes, its probably not user-friendly enough for most people. I was
talking to my brother (who doesn't know beans about computers) and
raved about my Squeezebox. He said: very cool, where can I get one?
And I answered: I warn
dagordon;150035 Wrote:
Brilliant analogy! The problem is that certain legal issues are a bit
more complicated than if it looks like a duck, and quacks like a
duck. Some people even go to school to learn about these issues and to
be able to render informed judgements about particular cases.
Dagordon, you're right that allofmp3 does give you something the others
don't. Properly ripped FLACs are indeed nice. That makes it equivalent
to a really nice P2P service! ;)
To be clear, I'm not an expert on legal issues. Therefore I can't tell
you whether allofmp3 is breaking any applicable
adamslim;150038 Wrote:
The ethical issue is clear - AllOfMP3 pays no money to artists, so is
just plain wrong.
But what if (and I'm taking them at their word here -- I have no idea
whether or not it's true) they are turning money over to the artists
but the artists refuse to take it?
jfalk;150041 Wrote:
But what if (and I'm taking them at their word here -- I have no idea
whether or not it's true) they are turning money over to the artists
but the artists refuse to take it? Where does your ethical concern go
then?
The question then becomes who decides how much money
I think this behaviour may be a bit more subtle than simply a timeout
value. On my system it's dictated by the exact state of the SB when the
server system drops into standby (S3 suspend in my case).
1) If the SB is off (which on my device I have set to blank
screensaver) when the Slimserver
I agree totally with jbuccino. Anyone remember the Harmony remotes
before the Logitech acquisition? Wich is the direction: better look,
new functions, a developing software (Yes, far from being at the best),
new products (the 1000) and a relatively lower price (do You know the
price of Philips
adamslim;150038 Wrote:
The ethical issue is clear - AllOfMP3 pays no money to artists, so is
just plain wrong.
In the United States, radio airplay pays nothing to performers, so it
is just plain wrong. (It only pays songwriters, composers and
publishers.)
This is why Allofmp3 isnt paying
RiccardoR;150044 Wrote:
Anyone remember the Harmony remotes before the Logitech acquisition?
Wich is the direction: better look, new functions, a developing
software (Yes, far from being at the best), new products (the 1000) and
a relatively lower price (do You know the price of Philips
simontindemans;150042 Wrote:
The question then becomes who decides how much money should change
hands? Apparently the artists (represented by the studios) didn't think
they were getting enough.
I agree. But the ethical concern goes away. It like the old joke:
We've established what you
simontindemans;150042 Wrote:
The question then becomes who decides how much money should change
hands? Apparently the artists (represented by the studios) didn't think
they were getting enough.
No, the studios think they weren't getting enough.
They don't care about artists: they never
Although I was looking at Harmony remotes for a long time, I didn't take
the plunge until after the Logitech buyout. I now have the 880 and love
the remote but hate the (web-based) software. I'd be curious to know
whether the software was different pre-Logitech, or whether Logitech
have
smc2911: In my opinion (having used the software both before and after
the acquisition) the Harmony software is essentially unchanged. The one
major improvement is the web access time - after the acquisition the
access was much faster. Before the acquisition it was often unusable.
The only
JSonnabend;149470 Wrote:
To my knowledge, this has never been tested in court. In my
understanding, the whole you link to it you're infected position is
based on a twisted definition of derivative work under copyright law.
I'd gladly take a case from an accused linker pro bono on this
smc2911;150048 Wrote:
Although I was looking at Harmony remotes for a long time, I didn't take
the plunge until after the Logitech buyout. I now have the 880 and love
the remote but hate the (web-based) software. I'd be curious to know
whether the software was different pre-Logitech, or
I have the DGL-4300 and it set up without incident and works seamlessly
with my transporter. The router is one floor up from the transporter.
This is a great router and highly recommended.
Joe M.
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snarlydwarf;150051 Wrote:
No, the studios think they weren't getting enough.
They don't care about artists: they never have, and never will.
But I'm wondering...if the artists, especially the bigger acts, don't
agree with what the studios do, why don't they change labels (after
contractual
Absolutely right. The absence of Home theater bypass is a big mistake.
How much more could a simple bypass switch have cost? I am unable to
elegantly integrate my home theater with my 2-channel set up because of
this problem. It's really very annoying.
Joe M.
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simontindemans;150064 Wrote:
The RIAA and its sister organizations in other countries are a
different matter, of course, having a 'monopoly' in their respective
countries. An artist can't avoid being represented by them ;)
Hrrm? Sure they can. Who says RIAA labels are the only labels?
The Harmony web interface is basically identical to the original
pre-Logitech version. They did however just release a new setup
application which runs outside of a browser. It looks feels much
nicer although the actual mechanics of how it works are basically
unchanged - think of it as a new
Yannzola;149790 Wrote:
Me too. Latest nightly. Default web interface is Fishbone. Running Avast
virus protection. Just now set it to ignore *.my* files... fingers
crossed.
Well... I'm still crashing. However I did manage to get some
informative (?) Event Viewr log messages:
NOTE: I was
tjdebon;149811 Wrote:
I too was beset with the sporadic, and sometimes very frequent,
SlimServer stoppage with few, and possibly unrelated, messages in Event
Viewer. (Running WinXP). I turned off McAfee virus scan for .myi,
.myd, my* and the entire SlimServer and MySQL directories with no
junien;147410 Wrote:
Let me introduce myself. My name is Junien Labrousse, Logitech SVP of
the Entertainment and Communication Business Unit.
The first thing I'll say is that we are very excited about the
opportunity that Slim Devices will bring to Logitech. This is
a great extension of
JackOfAll;148617 Wrote:
Well, I'm certainly not narrow minded; I listen. As I hinted in a
previous post, I socialise with audiophiles. As a direct result of
hearing a Squeezebox in my system, at least 5 people have bought one.
Let me tell you, it was hard enough to get those people to leave
CatBus;150056 Wrote:
If I use GPL header files and libraries in code I wrote, and then
compile it, the resulting binary must be distributed under a GPL
compatible license.
I am curious as to how you derived this conclusion that linking against
GPL shared libraries makes your application
On 10/26/06, Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CatBus;150056 Wrote: If I use GPL header files and libraries in code I wrote, and then
compile it, the resulting binary must be distributed under a GPL compatible license.I am curious as to how you derived this conclusion that linking againstGPL shared
Victor;150085 Wrote:
I am curious as to how you derived this conclusion that linking against
GPL shared libraries makes your application GPL as well?
Libraries are typically under the LGPL for this reason.
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