Bjorn, Here is a pointer to a press release from SGI that announces the upcoming open source licensing of the OpenGL trademark and logo, plus availability of their conformance tests. I haven't been able to find the license text on their site, but the press release indicates it should have been released by now. If you can find the actual license text, it may be a good start for you to use in your situation. http://www.sgi.com/newsroom/press_releases/2000/august/opengl.html Here are some quotes from their press release: "SAN JOSE, Calif., LinuxWorld Expo (August 15, 2000)-SGI (NYSE: SGI) today announced a new licensing program for use by open source developers and vendors. The new license will allow use of the OpenGLŪ logo and trademark free of charge for OpenGL implementations that run on open source platforms." "Availability The OpenGL Sample Implementation source code is available for download from SGI's open source developer Web site at http://www.oss.sgi.com. The conformance test code, as well as the logo, trademark and logo usage guidelines will be available at the same site on August 31, 2000." Regards, Frank -- Frank LaMonica [EMAIL PROTECTED] Strategic Director of Multi-Media \//\ VA Linux Inc. (512) 378-3003 (512) 378-3004 fax
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