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yeah, sure! what licence do you want? Would MIT do it for you? I guess it's time for me to really open source this stuff.
(: I honestly an stuck in the same boat you are - licences are sooo tough to choose.
I have LaserWeb as GNU Affero General Public License - but there are sections of the code from contributors, forks and libraries which means its not fully GPL at all. My argument is I'm happy to maintain a more restrictive licence on a component inside the project, if thats the original authors wish. Ultimately I believe credit, honor and trust come above all.
Thats why I like sticking credits and "Author: XXX" into headers and comments so often (:
At the end of the day - the more people see your code right (;
Here we go, double license, MIT + Affero GPL.
Thanks (: ! (;
Your functions:
much better than what we had as work in progress ( https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/LaserWeb2/commits/DragKnife )
(: Do you have a Google+ account so I can tag you properly?
I do have a google+ account, but I have no idea of the URL. maybe that: https://plus.google.com/u/0/103823220772217784777/ ?
After thinking for about it for a bit, I think the picture has a problem, I might have made a bug.
Or my porting of your code may have a bug. Transplanted just the dragknife code into my existing code On 18 Jul 2016 21:04, "Nicolas Raynaud" notifications@github.com wrote:
After thinking for about it for a bit, I think the picture has a problem, I might have made a bug.
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Hey.
You have quite an interesting project, and VisualCam in particular is interesting.
Would you be willing to give me an open source fork to work from? I am in particular interested in extending your dragknife support, and more 3D milling.
We also use a threejs+clipperjs backend on Laserweb
Laserweb has quite a bit of traffic - which could help bring some fame. (We even have a sponsors WIKI page that has managed to nett some of the contributors machines, boards and paypal donations - i'd be happy to put your details on there if we use some of your code. )