Hi Will,
You need a GPL-compatible license for your plugin which uses PyQt. This could
be GPL (of course) but also BSD-3-Clause or Apache License.
By the way, PyMOL also works with PySide (which is LGPL). So strictly speaking,
your plugin will not depend on PyQt, you could always set up Open-So
Hi Wael,
Of course you can add it to the PyMOLWiki!
If your plugin is a single Python file, then the easiest thing to do is to add
it to the Pymol-script-repo. Just fork
https://github.com/Pymol-Scripts/Pymol-script-repo and make a pull request.
If your plugin is more complex (multiple files),
Hello Will,
Thank you for your reply!!
No, I used Tkinter for Gui with no implementation of PyQt whatsoever.
So, i cannot make it to the PyMolWiki plugins category?
Best,
Wael
> On 11 Jul,2019, at 16:53, William Tao wrote:
>
> Hi Wael,
>
> I'm somehow curious whether you have used PyQt in
Hi Wael,
I'm somehow curious whether you have used PyQt in your plugin.
Nowadays, people usually upload released code onto repositories like
GitHub. But I'm not sure which open source license we need to use if PyQt
is used.
Hope anyone who is familiar with this issue could help.
Many thanks.
W
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to you in the hopes of knowing how to upload a PyMol plugin that I
developed on the page PyMolWiki ?
Best regards,
Wael Azzam
B.S in Bioinformatics
Lebanese American University, Beirut
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