I think Erwan Tranvouez wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry for this unrelated jess subject but i guess you know the answers i need...
>
> I am currently teaching an expert system course on CLIPS on somewhat old computers
>... therefore i am looking for FREE ACADEMIC CLIPS LICENSE for Windows 3.1 vesion (
>i.e. V. 6.0 or earlier) . I was surprised when i realised CLIPS 6.11 available at
>http://www.ghgcorp.com/clips/download/executables/ requires Windows 95.
>
There's a DOS version (command-line version) in that same directory --
why not use that?
>
> By the way, Ernest, there was a discussion this summer on the Jess Academic License
>...
> Is there any news on that... I allude to the One instance on the server condition
>and what happens to non commercial software developped with jess : can it be freely
>distributed ?
The current academic license still says something to the effect that
there should be one copy on a server used on that server and on
connected client machines. This could be liberally interpreted to mean
that it can be used by all machines on a LAN. As always, you are
allowed to distribute any software you develop based on Jess, but you
can't distribute Jess itself without a license to do so. The recipient
of the additional software would need to acquire Jess themselves.
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Erwan
>
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Sandia National Labs FAX: (925) 294-2234
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