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From: Javier S. P. <ja...@te...> - 2006-09-10 23:03:26
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En/na Tobias Doerffel ha escrit: > Actually I didn't sign the license (it's even the first time that I really > read it a few minutes ago....), as I'm not selling the software (LMMS) but > making it freely available to others. Furthermore this license only covers > VST SDK 2.3 and 2.4, but not 2.0 etc. which can be downloaded from > audacity-CVS without any license-displaying at all... (I mean the link > mentioned by configure when headers are missing) I've found references to a SDK 2.0 license. The fact that the audacity team may be unwillingly distributing Steinberg's headers without the accompanying license is no excuse to override it. And definitely it doesn't grant a GPL usage, unless you tell me those headers carry a free license notice or Steinberg has allowed its GPL usage. > I don't know whether all > this is legal but nobody complained so far :-) Unfortunately, you cannot rely on that. Have a look at section 5 in the GPL, the same applies to other licenses. > Therefore I see no problem in > helping to develop your header, or am I wrong? AFAICT I can't have any help from the inside. No info about constants or classes, whether they are correct or incorrect. You need a license to know what you're allowed to do to help. Take care. |