Which licensing problem?
Dave
On Nov 21, 2008, at 8:57 PM, Chris Morley wrote:
> Making code accessible to closed source developers is often
beneficial.
> For instance I use wxWidgets in SheetCam. The wxWidgets project
has had
> a large amount of money and time donated by closed source developers
> because it can be used in both open and closed source projects.
Also if
> you are selling a product it has to be right or you will have
customers
> screaming at you. If a bug shows up it needs to be fixed as soon as
> possible. This means that any developers selling code linked to
EMC will
> have a very good incentive to fix any problems and fix them quickly.
How is The Smitty Ez-trol getting around the licensing problem?
I just saw it in cnczone...
Chris Morley
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