On 23/07/2019 2:38 p.m., ANAMIKA KUMARI wrote:
Hi Team
Thank you for your reply. I do not intend to use hard work of community and
earn profit on it. I do not intend to do any changes or modifications in
existing R source code and build software over it. I am just using R as
language to develop my own work, the same way people use Java or python.
I just got confused with the licensing , as I thought i can't even use R as
a language to write code. But that's not the case right? The problem arises
only if I try to do modification in existing source code and then try to
convert it into proprietary.
No, that's not right. The problem comes if you try to distribute copies
of R or R packages. You can write things in R and distribute your own
code any way you like, but you have to be really careful how your users
get R in order to run your code. The only rights you have to distribute
copies of R and other packages come from their licenses. If you don't
follow their licenses, you may be in violation of their copyright.
Duncan Murdoch
I am sorry , it all came out in wrong way.I didn't intended to hurt anyones
sentiment.
I totally love the community and it's work so far. And hope someday , I'll
be have enough knowledge, so that I can give back to community.
Regards
Anamika
On Mon, Jul 22, 2019, 7:25 PM ANAMIKA KUMARI <anamika1...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Team,
This mail is in reference to understanding R license and also usage of R
language to develop commercialised product.
I am working on one product of mine that uses R and python language.I am
trying to understand the licensing issue if any related to R, if I am going
to commercialise my product and keep my work proprietary.
I need your help to understand it. R comes under GNU-GPL-2.0. Now, do I
need to share source code of my product. if, I am moving planning to move
it to production or I can keep my code Proprietary.
Please note that I am just using R and its packages to develop my own
statistical tool and api and Have not done any changes to existing R code.
Please refer below for all R-packages used in my code:-
1.
*R-3.4.4 *
2. *'spacyr'*
3.
*'jsonlite' *
4.
*'lubridate' *
5.
*'data.table' *
6.
*'png' *
7.
*'maps' *
8.
*'countrycode' *
9.
*'humaniformat' *
10.
*'ngram' *
11.
*'stringr' *
12.
*'slam' *
13.
*'tm' *
14.
*'lsa' *
15.
*'RTextTools' *
16.
*'stringi' *
17.
*'plumber' *
18. *"Rook"*
19. *"pdftools"*
20. *'tokenizers'*
21. *'zoo'*
22. *"tidyr"*
23. *"reqres"*
24. *"rJava"*
25. *"tiff"*
26. *"splitstackshape"*
27. *"stringdist"*
28. *"RJSONIO"*
29. *"ropensci/tabulizer"*
30. *"staplr"*
31. *"SparseM"*
32. *"randomForest"*
33. *"e1071"*
34. *"ipred"*
35. *"caTools"*
36. *RCMD INSTALL maxent_1.3.3.1.tar.gz*
37. *RCMD INSTALL tree_1.0-39.tar.gz*
38. *RCMD INSTALL RTextTools_1.4.2.tar.gz*
*Any help from you will be highly appreciated as I am literally stuck at a
dead end.*
*Regards*
*Anamika Kumari*
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