Using BSD and GPL in one project
I am an author of project, that consists of two parts: daemon and library.
I want to license library under BSD License (or MIT, will decide later), and daemon under GPLv3.
Using BSD and GPL in one project
I am an author of project, that consists of two parts: daemon and library.
I want to license library under BSD License (or MIT, will decide later), and daemon under GPLv3.
Using BSD and GPL in one project
I am an author of project, that consists of two parts: daemon and library.
I want to license library under BSD License (or MIT, will decide later), and daemon under GPLv3.
Using BSD and GPL in one project
I am an author of project, that consists of two parts: daemon and library.
I want to license library under BSD License (or MIT, will decide later), and daemon under GPLv3.
Using BSD and GPL in one project
I am an author of project, that consists of two parts: daemon and library.
I want to license library under BSD License (or MIT, will decide later), and daemon under GPLv3.
Refactoring from Python to Ruby with a BSD v3 license?
There is a project that is written in python which works great and is under the BSDv3 license. I wanted to use it as a base template for a ruby project instead of starting from scratch. I’d be refactoring (converting) the code from python to ruby, as if the author wrote a ruby gem along with his python library.
Refactoring from Python to Ruby with a BSD v3 license?
There is a project that is written in python which works great and is under the BSDv3 license. I wanted to use it as a base template for a ruby project instead of starting from scratch. I’d be refactoring (converting) the code from python to ruby, as if the author wrote a ruby gem along with his python library.
Refactoring from Python to Ruby with a BSD v3 license?
There is a project that is written in python which works great and is under the BSDv3 license. I wanted to use it as a base template for a ruby project instead of starting from scratch. I’d be refactoring (converting) the code from python to ruby, as if the author wrote a ruby gem along with his python library.
Refactoring from Python to Ruby with a BSD v3 license?
There is a project that is written in python which works great and is under the BSDv3 license. I wanted to use it as a base template for a ruby project instead of starting from scratch. I’d be refactoring (converting) the code from python to ruby, as if the author wrote a ruby gem along with his python library.
Using public API of a BSD-Licensed library in an MIT-Licensed project
I’m writing code that I would like to release under the MIT License. It uses the public API of a library licensed under the BSD 3-clause license. I am not redistributing the library with the source code, and I am not providing binaries, users must install the library themselves and compile from source. Do I need to include the license of the library in my project, effectively overriding the MIT License, even though I am not redistributing source code?