Hi list,
I know you're not lawyers, but I though you could help me with a GPL issue.
I'm writing a function library in C which I want to sell licenses for,
targeting a specialized industry. To make my entry point better, I plan to
release it under GPL (as opposed to LGPL) so that potential users
IANAL either.
But what you are looking for is, in principle, dual licensing.
The providers of MySQL and Qt follow the same model. Their software
libraries are available under either GPL (with all the restrictions it
entails) or under a proprietary license.
When a client of yours gets your
On 09/04/11 15:50, Aviad Mandel wrote:
Hi list,
I know you're not lawyers, but I though you could help me with a GPL
issue.
Indeed. IANAL. TINLA.
I'm writing a function library in C which I want to sell licenses for,
targeting a specialized industry. To make my entry point better, I
plan
Sorry, I should have elaborated a bit more...
On Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 4:20 PM, Shachar Shemesh shac...@shemesh.biz wrote:
It is questionable whether merely dynamically linking to a GPL library is
enough to force your software to be GPL or illegal. As such, I would not
choose this license for
2011/4/9 Aviad Mandel aviad.man...@gmail.com
Hi list,
I know you're not lawyers, but I though you could help me with a GPL issue.
IANAL, but I'll try.
I'm writing a function library in C which I want to sell licenses for,
targeting a specialized industry. To make my entry point better,
More clarification is due indeed...
On Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 4:34 PM, Oleg Goldshmidt p...@goldshmidt.org wrote:
I'm writing a function library in C which I want to sell licenses for,
targeting a specialized industry. To make my entry point better, I plan to
release it under GPL (as opposed to
On Sat, Apr 09, 2011, Aviad Mandel wrote about Re: GPL as an evaluation
license:
It's true that I could try to write an evaluation contract, but the whole
idea here is to tempt the engineers to download my library and to try it
out.
Why would they be tempted less if the code was available on
Here is another very cheap solution:
http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/
The small board has 25 digital I/Os and 7 analog for $16, and the larger one
has 46 digital I/Os and 12 analog.
If your competitors are close enough you can use one board for multiple
inputs. Since you need to hook key presses
Probably there for Kinnernet, which was last weekend
On 04/08/2011 01:00 AM, Gabor Szabo wrote:
http://twitter.com/#!/timoreilly/status/56248124934586368
Gabor
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