> Am 09.08.2022 um 16:56 schrieb Yanni Chiu <yannix...@gmail.com>: > > Vince, > > Thanks for this clarification. For me it means I can use my fork for the > short term. (I can walk to the exit instead of run). Since the license is > clearly not MIT, the rug can be pull at whim, so this code can’t be a long > term solution. > Yes, that's what I wrote in discord to you. Sorry for making you panicking ;)
Norbert > Yanni > > > On Tue, Aug 9, 2022 at 7:13 AM <vin...@gmail.com <mailto:vin...@gmail.com>> > wrote: > Hi Norbert > > Posting this here in pharo-users as I am not a member of pharo-dev. > > I also emailed David Gorisek late last year regarding the license (for > Dolphin Smalltalk) and this was his reply. He wrote that I needed only to > mark the repo as a fork and attach the copyright notice: > > > > David Gorisek <david.gori...@....com> > > 12:35 AM (9 hours ago) > > to me > > Dear Vince, > > OmniBase is most definitely not abandonware because it is actively being > used, improved and even supported for paying customers. We also have a > version for D7 but since OmniBase is used as a DB repository for STS we don't > use Github. In my company we use a central STS repository which is accessible > over HTTPS and we keep all our code there so I haven't had time to try Github > yet. > > There are many versions and forks of OmniBase circling around because many > people have done re-porting on their own for whatever reasons but these ports > were not approved and are not supported by us. So, if you want to place your > fork on Github you just need to indicate that it is a fork and that the > original code is Copyright (c) by David Gorisek and then write what changes > you made in your fork. > > Thank yout and best regards, > > David Gorisek > E-RACUNI d.o.o. > Maribor, Slovenia > > > > Vince >
