The license mentioned on the website is MIT but here it's LGPL3

Institute-for-Future-Intelligence / multiphysics

Interactive Multiphysics Simulation for Everyone

https://intofuture.org/energy2d.html

GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0

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The license mentioned on the website is MIT but here it's LGPL3 #10

Open DuncanLithgow opened 3 years ago

DuncanLithgow commented 3 years ago

The license mentioned on the website is MIT but here it's LGPL3. Might need a correction on the website.

Great project, I've just added it to https://wiki.osarch.org/index.php?title=AEC_Free_Software_directory#Analysis_and_Simulation

charxie commented 3 years ago

Thank you! I am hoping to find time to revamp the project and convert it to JavaScript/TypeScript. I will then fix the problems altogether. Since I have left the Concord Consortium, that website will no longer be maintained. I will set up a new home page for the new software.

DuncanLithgow commented 3 years ago

Which license is correct?

DuncanLithgow commented 11 months ago

I see also that on the 'about' dialogue in the application itself it says GNU3.0 - which is not compatible with LGPL. So what's the correct license?