Commercial OJ
One thing is having the developers being paid for their work on some
extended functionality to some company.
Another is service around the product.
But a *totally* different thing is, quoting the blog:
"What type of "commercial support" will I offer?"
I?!?!?!
Did you,
Pedro,
This struck me in a similar manner ... so I did a little reading of the
GPL, and I'm not sure SS's comments (as read this am on the blog site
mentioned) do not violate Clause #2 of the GPL.
Thanks for expressing what many of us are probably thinking.
David
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Fro
That was definitely not the response I was looking for. I was actually
hoping for some positive feedback.
Let me clarify some things for Pedro, then I'll respond to David's comment.
Pedro wrote: "One thing is having the developers being paid for their
work on some
extended functionality to some c
" I realize that these are two different things, and I do intend to do
both."
Excellent! Please sign up at the appropriate page, which I profit the
occasion to remind you of,
http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Professional+Support, as a developer available
for hire, like others did. I'm sure that inte
Hei Pedro,
> I must be missing something here or I'm just too simple-minded but
> GPL, clause 2, paragraph b) states:
> " b) You must cause any work that you distribute or publish, that in whole
> or in part contains or is derived from the Program or any part thereof, to
> be licensed as a whole
I should have saved this fun for a Friday afternoon. I'd only would
have had to wait a single day. :]
I'll respond to the comments in the order received.
David wrote: "SS, intend for my message to be interpreted quite so
strongly, only
wanted to remind people about the licensing. Best of luck in
OMG
I read the blog sideways and skipped this one:
“If the source
code and documentation resulting from the performance of these development
services is not released under an open source license, the rate will be double
the normal rate.”
Does this mean that code and documentatio
Not to waste anymore bandwidth:
SS:
Please choose carefully your words regarding OJ.
Perhaps I’m the only user who had the guts to
come forth… And look at the activity brought henceforth…
People *are*
sensitive when they sense an attempt to control an OS project to commercial
en
Here you go:
http://openjump.blogspot.com/
Let me know if there is still concern or questions.
SS
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Thank you for the reminder Pedro. You are correct when you say that
"People *are* sensitive when they sense an attempt to control an OS
project to commercial endings".
I will keep this in mind, and try to walk tenderly so I don't bruise anything.
I appreciate you speaking up. That means you are i
Hello Pedro,
Tomorrow, an entity can pay you to develop further OpenJUMP. You
have the right to do it, so I don't see why Sunburned could not have
this right. Of course, the GPL license must be respected, and this
must be totally clear for customers who ask for Sunburned's (or
other's) services
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