Dear Elie, I noticed in the source of gregorio that you have the following text in the file "COPYING" :
*** NOTE This license applies to all files, except those that explicitly specify another license, and the files in the font/ directory. See fonts/FONTLOG for the licence of the files in the font/ directory. *** END NOTE And the license is for GPLv3, which is fine. So, I'll just upload a GPLv3 to the repository, and that will save the hassle of licensing gregorio-mode in some other ways. All the files in gregorio will then be this license. JJ + On Jun 14, 2013, at 11:57 AM, Élie Roux <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Father, > >> It has no license as I don't bother with such things. The code is >> completely free to do whatever you want with it. It will be staying >> on the github for as long as that server is running, so you can pull >> it into contrib/ if you want. You can treat it as public domain or >> put it under the 'Res Delicta' license. GPL is fine too. You can fork >> the project and submit a pull request if you have a license file that >> would work with gregorio. > > I understand what you mean. In fact I tend to use more and more the > Creative Common CC0 license, which is what is closest to public domain, > but still a valid license. (in French law, public domain is not a valid > license, while CC0 is) See http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ > Would this license fit? > >> I think many people that use gregorio already have some kind of LaTeX >> experience, and emacs is used heavily for this purpose, so I think >> gregorio-mode will be useful for quite a few people. > > For sure, Emacs is terribly powerful, I'm very happy to see gregorio > integrated in it! > >> With ghostscript and imagemagick you can display pdf and images in >> Emacs. Using x-widgets you can even embed a webbrowser, which is >> useful for looking at the gregorio documentation while transcribing >> : >> >> http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsXWidgets >> >> I'm traveling at the moment, so the added features to gregorio-mode >> will be available only on Monday. > > Ok. I'm planning to make the 2.3 release of Gregorio beginning of next week > so it's perfect! > > Thank you, > -- > Elie > _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
