Re: This license (JPython) acceptable ?
Hi,
>>"Gregor" == Gregor Hoffleit <flight@mathi.uni-heidelberg.DE> writes:
Gregor> 3. In the event Licensee, at its sole cost and expense, uses the
Gregor> Software to prepare a derivative work that is based on or
Gregor> incorporates the Software or any part thereof, and wants
Gregor> to make the derivative work available to the public for
Gregor> commercial or noncommercial purposes, or uses the software
Gregor> in this derivative form to provide a service to the
Gregor> public, then Licensee hereby agrees: (i) to indicate in
Gregor> any such work, in a prominently visible way, the specific
Gregor> modifications made to CNRI's Software; (ii) not to
Gregor> introduce deliberately any modifications where there is
Gregor> reason to believe they will be harmful to other users and
Gregor> their systems; and (iii) to notify CNRI of any release to
Gregor> the public of Licensee's derivative version, or any
Gregor> service offered to the public by Licensee based thereon.
Is this like the postcardware clause that makes stuff
non-free? or is this different, since use or distribution does not
require notification, and only modification does?
Gregor> 8. The Software contains OROMatcher regular expression software from
Gregor> ORO, Inc. Copyright 1997 by ORO, Inc. ("ORO
Gregor> software"). OROMatcher (TM) is a trademark of Original
Gregor> Reusable Objects, Inc. Except as permitted by applicable
Gregor> law and this Agreement, Licensee may not decompile,
Gregor> reverse engineer, disassemble, or modify the ORO software
Gregor> provided herein. Licensee acknowledges that redistribution
Gregor> of the ORO software separate from JPython or direct use of
Gregor> the ORO software interfaces requires a separate license
Gregor> from ORO, Inc. http://www.oroinc.com/
This makes it non-fee, I think. No modification of part of the
package.
manoj
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