On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 05:30:44PM -0200, Paulo Francisco Slomp wrote: > Gente! > > Agora na recém-lançada versão 4, o Squeak-Etoys é completamente livre. Vejam > abaixo. Eles reescreveram e limparam o código fonte. > > Baixe em: http://squeakland.org/download (inclusive uma versão portátil para > pen drive) > > License Clean > Etoys 4 is now "license clean", which means it conforms to the requirements > of free and open source systems, such as the various Linux distributions. In > 1996, Apple released Squeak under their own license. In 2006, Apple > relicensed the Squeak core under the Apache 2.0 license, thanks to Steve > Jobs, Alan Kay, and the lawyers involved. Soon after, Viewpoints Research > collected written relicensing agreements from several hundred contributors > under the MIT license, thanks to Kim Rose and the Squeak community > volunteers. Finally, all code in Etoys not explicitly covered by a > relicensing agreement was removed, rewritten, or reverted to an earlier > version, thanks primarily to the efforts of Yoshiki Ohshima. The result of > this hard work is that Squeak Etoys is now completely free and open source, > which means it can be used and modified by anyone in the world for whatever > purpose they imagine.
[cortado] Paulo, deixe-me ver se eu entendi: eles passaram o licenciamento do Squeak de Apache 2.0 para MIT? É isto? Se sim, é estranho dizer que eles tornaram o Squeak "livre" sendo que ambas as licenças são consideradas compatíveis com a GPL (ao menos, com GPLv3 [1]). [1] http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#GPLCompatibleLicenses []'s, Wagner. _______________________________________________ Geral mailing list [email protected] http://listas.sleducacional.org/listinfo.cgi/geral-sleducacional.org
