What are the requirements for attribution in the MIT License? [closed]
Closed 2 years ago.
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?
MIT License – possible to steal code?
Say your company has some closely-guarded internal software that happens to have an MIT License. Maybe it was based on MIT Licensed software but has been heavily modified over the years. Your company does not want to share it with the outside world. However, one day an employee decides to post the software up on GitHub against the wishes of the company. Is this legal? Does it violate the license?
MIT License – possible to steal code?
Say your company has some closely-guarded internal software that happens to have an MIT License. Maybe it was based on MIT Licensed software but has been heavily modified over the years. Your company does not want to share it with the outside world. However, one day an employee decides to post the software up on GitHub against the wishes of the company. Is this legal? Does it violate the license?
MIT License – possible to steal code?
Say your company has some closely-guarded internal software that happens to have an MIT License. Maybe it was based on MIT Licensed software but has been heavily modified over the years. Your company does not want to share it with the outside world. However, one day an employee decides to post the software up on GitHub against the wishes of the company. Is this legal? Does it violate the license?
How do I licence my OS project, which uses other (differently-licenced) projects?
I’ve got a library up on GitHub, with some of the binaries also distributed on NuGet:
https://github.com/relentless/Http.fs
How do I licence my OS project, which uses other (differently-licenced) projects?
I’ve got a library up on GitHub, with some of the binaries also distributed on NuGet:
https://github.com/relentless/Http.fs
How do I licence my OS project, which uses other (differently-licenced) projects?
I’ve got a library up on GitHub, with some of the binaries also distributed on NuGet:
https://github.com/relentless/Http.fs
How do I licence my OS project, which uses other (differently-licenced) projects?
I’ve got a library up on GitHub, with some of the binaries also distributed on NuGet:
https://github.com/relentless/Http.fs
Are NuGet metadata a good place to exclusively set license for source code?
I’ve found a library (that I’d like to fork, if it makes any difference).