On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 12:01:25AM +0100, Bjorn Sandvik wrote:
My plan is to release TME as an open source project under a GNU GPL
license v3, and use SourceForge as a code repository.
Is there a strong reason behind these choices? These days, I probably
wouldnt' go with either of them,
Thanks for your feedback.
I'll consider the pros and cons between different licenses. I don't have
commercial interests,
but I would like the project to be sustainable.
I've changed my mind about using SourceForge, - I agree that Google Code
is more suitable.
Regards,
Bjørn
Christopher
Bjorn Sandvik ha scritto:
I'll consider the pros and cons between different licenses. I don't have
commercial interests,
but I would like the project to be sustainable.
I've changed my mind about using SourceForge, - I agree that Google Code
is more suitable.
Please note:
- GPL is more
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 05:40:41PM +0200, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Bjorn Sandvik ha scritto:
I'll consider the pros and cons between different licenses. I don't have
commercial interests,
but I would like the project to be sustainable.
I've changed my mind about using SourceForge, - I
Hi Frank,
This is very cool, and I will endeavour to give you some feedback on it.
Actually, I'm wondering if some collaboration might not be fruitful- I spent a
long time tinkering with winGRASS etc for Portable GIS, and it would be cool if
a portable version of OSGeo4W could be made...
All
Dave McIlhagga ha scritto:
Similarly there are many good reasons for the long-term sustainability
of the project to embrace a more open license such as the BSD which
welcomes all participants - even if they have proprietary commercial
interest. We avoid GPL like the plague for exactly this
On 6/23/08, Christopher Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 05:40:41PM +0200, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Bjorn Sandvik ha scritto:
I'll consider the pros and cons between different licenses. I don't have
commercial interests,
but I would like the project to be
Hi Frank -
I relayed (and translated) your request to our Italian chapter members
+ general discussion mailing list in Italy.
not all of these readers are subscribers of the OSGEO list, but all of
them are to various extents users of the packages contained in your
distribution, and may see a
