Tim,
> It's GPL. We own the code so we can be reasonably flexible on this > (although probably not Artistic) My point is that PGPLOT is not being used as the default plotting package because of its copyright, and if the goal is to get PDL and a plotting pacakage included in all major Linux distributions, then whatever we use has to have a very free license too. I don't know if the GPL for AST is open enough(!) but skimming through the Debian packages lists, I can't see AST in there anywhere. Do you know if AST was ever submitted and/or rejected from Linux distributions because of its license? Thanks, Matt
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