Question #160807 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/160807
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
-- 1: installation required --- no!
if you only need sikuli-script.jar, there is no "installation" required.
You might generate your own package, that only needs sikuli-script.jar and the
contents of the libs folder (native modules). These components might either be
taken from the distribution (windows: zipped version) or built from source
(which makes it possible to make your customed distribution package in a last
step).
At runtime the system running sikuli-script.jar only needs JRE be available and
the location of the native modules in system-path (Windows: additionally
path-to-java/jre6/bin).
-- 2: license
The current version does not contain any feature, that might prevent the usage
of an "installed" package in the future. The sources and the distribution
currently run under MIT-license (see the relevant documentation). The only
thing that might happen in the future is that your installed version of
sikuli-script.jar is no longer maintained (no bug reports accepted any longer).
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