Re: Thoughts about gnuplot license and copyrights

[Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...>]

Daniel J Sebald wrote:
> Don't know if I agree with the extent of that.  That basically means no 
> copyright whatsoever.  I'm not really against using open software in a 
> patched way.  But there has to be some indication by the person doing 
> the distribution that said project was mainly developed by others and 
> made available freely and there is no warranty attributed to the 
> original source.
> 
> It's a fair use issue as I see it.  If someone sells a software product 
> that utilizes gnuplot, would that be breaking the copyright?

I stand corrected, breaking the "license", not copyright.

Dan