eiverson
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3 months ago Sounds like you just want to redistribute the standard J install (or parts of it) and don't need the complications of a source license. This is covered (briefly) in:
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/Installation#Overview "J systems are available for a number of platforms and can be installed and redistributed for free."
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Our legacy license might give more insight, but we have not revisited it in years. https://www.jsoftware.com/help/user/warranty.htm
On Wed, Apr 3, 2024 at 2:57 AM abdoulayediak @.***> wrote:
A teammate and I were wondering what licencing rules would apply if we were to ship along with another piece of software an installation of J (mostly the binaries like j.dll and other folders, like addons, etc.). The Licence.txt file coming with the binaries specifies some standard copyrights but is not helping much in that situation.
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abdoulayediak
A teammate and I were wondering what licencing rules would apply if we were to ship along with another piece of software an installation of J (mostly the binaries like j.dll and other folders, like addons, etc.). The Licence.txt file coming with the binaries specifies some standard copyrights but is not helping much in that situation.