[License-discuss] Creating GPL code

2012-10-10 Thread Ryan
Hello All, I have a question I'm unable to confirm the answer to and was hoping someone on this list could kindly lend me their expertise in answering it. I'm a freeware software coder and publish simple tools for anyone to download. Recently I've been working on a larger project and because

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2000-09-04 Thread Ryan Dietz
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RE: Academic Free License

2002-07-09 Thread Ryan Ismert
surrounding the license would indicate to me that you are 'expressing' yourself. Respectfully, Ryan Ismert -Original Message- From: Lawrence E. Rosen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:37 PM To: 'Rod Dixon'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Academic Free

mysql

2003-11-21 Thread Ryan Damon
I have a question about mysql's licensing terms. They provide an option to license either under their proprietary license, or the GPL. According to their website (and from what I have heard from others), mysql says that if you are only going to use their software inhouse and not distribute it to

Re: The Copyright Act preempts the GPL

2004-01-28 Thread Ryan Ismert
identical? If they are not identical, how might one test the object of the condition? Anyone care to hold forth? Ryan Ismert Software Developer Sportvision, Inc. -- license-discuss archive is at http://crynwr.com/cgi-bin/ezmlm-cgi?3

Re: Open Source *Game* Programming?

2001-01-17 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
is making money off my work unless I do too? Ryan S. Dancey Learn about Open Gaming: www.opengamingfoundation.org

Re: Open Source *Game* Programming License

2001-01-18 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
hwart/foil the hackers; most of whom are able to use the same debugging/profiling tools the developers have and can get at the internals of object-code only releases anyway. Openness is good for gaming just like it is good for cyrptography. Ryan

Re: Converting/Splitting Code - Open to Closed

2001-02-12 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
n external patent applied, necessitating a rewrite of the affected portions of the software; and possibly "breaking" dependencies. The GPL is a copyright license, so it isn't going to be much help in defending against a hostile patent suit. Ryan

What is Copyleft?

2001-02-22 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
e copyleft concept is supposed to ensure that any material I use or modify which is based on copylefted content has to obey the same terms as the original copyleft license, correct? The concept of "copyleft" itself shouldn't be so specific as to include material related to the linking model of computer software, should it? Ryan

Fw: What is Copyleft?

2001-02-22 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
lation, thus I don't think the GPL governs the situation. Ryan

Re: Fw: What is Copyleft?

2001-02-22 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
to page 100 of Novel A again. Are Novel A and B now a derivative work? Ryan

Re: What is Copyleft?

2001-02-23 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
the free code that is actually combined with the non-free code are the function prototypes, which I maintain cannot be copyrighted, and thus are not governed by the terms of either the LGPL or the GPL. Ryan

Re: licenses for RPGs

2001-03-21 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
- and to my mind, that's a positive step forward. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-09 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
ave to do is provide a copy of the license. You don't necessarily have to follow the license.) The license does not require that the source code be distributed with binaries. (That means it doesn't comply with OSD #2.) Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-09 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
OSD #2: "The program must include source code, and must allow distribution in source code as well as compiled form. " And if "due credit" means "money", it violates #1 as well. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-09 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
potential OSD #1 conflict. Part of the point of submitting licenses to this list is to get feedback about them and help to improve them based on the shared community experience in dealing with the concept of Open Source and Free Software. I'm frankly surprised at the seemingly hostile tone of the responses I received to my feedback. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-09 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
en? Is Microsoft Windows open source? If you're one of Microsoft's 1,000 biggest customers, they'll give you the source code to Windows. Sure, 60 million people don't have the source, but some people do, and that seems sufficient to comply with this interpretation of OSD #2. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-10 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
ly linked to discussions of ethics. I must therefore disagree with your interpretation of the content of the OSD. It is as much an ethical framework as the Declaration of Independence is. And like the Declaration which heavily influenced the contents of the Constitution which resulted from it, the OSD has to acknowledge that the ethical framework it espouses will be encapsulated in the licenses it inspires. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-10 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
ersion to other people, then you are the problem, not the original license terms. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-10 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
is readily available. Thus, the license MUST have a term which describes this guarantee. Because if the license does not have such a term, then the license does not guarantee anything. Ryan

Re: OpenLDAP license

2001-04-13 Thread Ryan S. Dancey
meaningless. OSI Certification should mean "the rights granted to you WILL comply with the OSD." Not "MAY" comply with the OSD. Ryan