Re: [Pipmak-Users] Re: User-Section for (links to) Pipmak Projects

[Logan W <dr...@gm...>]

Are we allowed to sell projects made in Pipmak? I attempted to find
this in the GPL, but it was all legalese.

On 6/30/05, Christian Walther <cwa...@gm...> wrote:
> hOSHI wrote:
> > Yes,
> > that is exactly what i meant :)
> > a users section, ...
> > I think i'm going to put my project online soon.
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> Looking forward to it :) Announce it here, and I'll add a
> projects/links/examples/whatever section with a link and maybe a
> screenshot or something.
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> > maybe pipmak's own forum directly on the page.
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> That's what we have the mailing lists/newsgroups for?
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> > .... but what about standalone executable pipmak applications?
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> That's what the "2.3 How Pipmak Finds Projects" section in the manual
> would explain, had I written it yet :).
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> When Pipmak is started without the user specifying a project to open (by
> doubleclicking it in the Finder or Explorer, or naming it on the command
> line), it looks for files or folders with names ending in ".pipmak" in
> the following places, in that order:
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> o Pipmak's own resources folder/archive. On Mac OS X, that's the folder
> Pipmak.app/Contents/Resources/, on Windows the ZIP archive "Pipmak
> Resources" next to the application, and on Linux the ZIP archive
> "pipmak-resources" next to the application.
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> o The folder that contains the Pipmak application.
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> o All mounted CDs (currently not on Windows, see To Do.txt - bug me
> about it if that's a problem for you).
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> Pipmak then tries to open the first such file or folder found. If none
> is found, or if the first one found is not a proper Pipmak project, it
> displays the usual main menu instead.
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> So, to make a standalone project, you'd put your project into the
> resources folder or archive, or if you want one package that includes
> applications for all platforms, place it next to the applications.
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> It just occurs to me that I could simplify that process by offering a
> download containing the applications for all four platforms. In
> particular, non-Mac-OS-X users will probably have problems getting
> Pipmak for Mac OS X out of the disk image file...
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>   -Christian
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