"Cameron Dale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) Can I release the entire program under the GPL?
>
> 2) Do I NEED to make reference to the other works? Should I?
>
> 3) Can I remove the headers in the files that I have modified that
> state the original authors and licenses of the files?
I also reco
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> Which MIT license? MIT have released programs under several different
> licenses. Even X11 has been released under different (incompatible)
> licenses.
I didn't realize there were multiple. It's this one:
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"Cameron Dale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm creating a new program for Debian (not just packaging, but the
> entire program), and I have some questions about the license I can
> use. Some parts of the code are based on a previous work released
> under the MIT license
Which MIT license? MIT h
On Sun, 17 Feb 2008, Cameron Dale wrote:
> I'm creating a new program for Debian (not just packaging, but the
> entire program), and I have some questions about the license I can
> use. Some parts of the code are based on a previous work released
> under the MIT license, while some other small part
Hi,
I'm creating a new program for Debian (not just packaging, but the
entire program), and I have some questions about the license I can
use. Some parts of the code are based on a previous work released
under the MIT license, while some other small parts are based on GPL
(v2) code from a differen
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