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Amazing work with how complete your library is!
Could you please consider updating license to LGPLv3/MIT/similar which would allow using your library without making Arduino code 'tainted'?
Accor…
poiua updated
2 years ago
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Dear CVMix developers,
Can you, please, include the license to your code? The thing is, without a license, the code of your library is in the "All rights reserved" category ( https://choosealicense…
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The README says:
> GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 2.0 (LGPLv2)
At the same time, at least one file contains the following disclaimer:
https://github.com/jasmineRepo/JAS-m…
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It seems the CMake/common/ittnotify.h is licensed by GPLv2, not LGPLv2, thus probably the result cannot be LGPLv2, but only GPLv2 or 'GPLv2 and LGPLv2', or drop the problematic file.
The full licen…
yarda updated
2 years ago
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By licensing this repository under the GNU General Public License, your "library of knowledge" which contains code that is general purpose in nature, is legally restricted to only be used in projects …
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Please consider changing the license to something more compatible with a library, such as the LGPL or MIT/BSD. This would allow static linkage and easier inclusion in projects that are more permissive…
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PyQt5 is licensed GPL3 or commercial. That can be problematic. Would it be possible to use PySide2 which is LGPLv3 licensed (besides GPLv2 and commercial) and API compatible? This is no legal advice b…
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Собственно, альфа-версия доступна здесь -
https://gitorious.org/lopyfb2tools
В аттаче - собранный экстэншн (на Gitorious -
только сырцы, без полноценного Питона на
данный момент не собираются, …
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opencv-python redistributes LGPL-licensed libraries with its wheels. I'm in a similar situation for one of my own projects, and I've been looking at opencv-python to get an idea of how to comply with …