Ah, my mistake. I indeed interpreted Marcus Kellerman as Max Kellerman.
It seemed close enough :)
And indeed, if those patches don't end up linked with libspotify it
would not infringe on their copyright. I would seriously consider
switching to a different license if feasible, just to be sure
Just responding to this specific point for the moment: I don't think that
Max Kellerman has any code in upmpdcli. There are some patches from Marcus
Kellerman (different first name). In any case, these patches are in an
external module (the Python gmusic module, not linked with upmpdcli), so
they
Small correction:
I just noticed that Max actually does have some patches in the project,
so he is a copyright holder.
Kind regards,
Maarten de Vries
On 04-11-18 14:59, Maarten de Vries wrote:
Hi,
I've followed this GPL crusade with interest and some appreciation.
GPL violations are a
Hi Jean-Francois,
today, I came across your project due to a MPD bug report.
I'm sorry I have to tell you that your project is illegal. You claim
that it is licensed under the terms of the GPL, but your code
repository ships with a C header from the proprietary Spotify API:
