2008/5/22 John Darrington : wrote > On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 09:38:45AM +0200, unknown-1 wrote: > > You need to be aware of some issues regarding licensing: > > I am new to this. Please advice me. What is the easiest/best way > to do this? > > Well so far as including the text of the licences is concerned, that's > simple.
[snip] Thanks I changed the things. > Why did you opt to use the AGPL, when pspp doesn't have any networking > function? Wrong copy. I intended to use GPL. Why don't you consider making a canonical Cygwin package per > http://cygwin.com/setup.html ? This will make your work easier, and > the technicalities of complying with the licences are taken care of by > Cygwin (at least I hope they are). It will also make your package > smaller, and (hopefully) easier to install. > Unfortunately Cygwin won't work, because some packages are out of date. If you use Cygwin, you can't use the GUI. You have to mix Cygwin with Cygwin-ports. The files are compatible, the packages not. This is a real pain to install it. The howto I did it is described in /usr/share/doc/PSPP_setup) For now, I think this is at least a package to show what PSPP can do for the users. I don't pretend that this is the best/only solution. It is simpy a solutions which worked. Maybe in the futher a Cygwin package could be a nice solution. Maybe Mingw is an even better solution. (Although I hope people dump Windows for that time. :-) ) Maybe something else. And as I said in the doc's, if anybody wants to take care of an other port I will be glad to give her/him all the support I can. CU
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