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How to handle third-party licenses of indirectly used packages [closed]
We develop an application using npm with several third-party packages. Now we want to release our app to the public. That we have to reference the licenses of the packages should be self-evident. But ...
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Logic circuit simulation: homebrew or third party solution?
Software I'm working on requires simulation of logic circuits, both combination and sequential.
Now the simulation doesn't need to be too detailed, in fact it could be detrimental to the function of ...
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Licensing, how to?
I'm currently developing an application that has quite a few dependencies.
Now I want to release the code as open-source under the WTFPL (Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License).
Of course this ...
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What open source library licenses can I use in closed-source?
I like to create a closed-source program and sell it. I would like to make use of various open source libraries to make it easier to write this program.
So how I will choose the libraries that I ...
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External libraries licensing
The problem I have might seem trivial for some of you but in general I have a question about all those "free" software licenses (mainly for PHP libraries).
Let's assume that I want to create ...
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Using GPL library in our software [duplicate]
Currently we're starting to work on a project for which we're going to need image processing libraries. The problem is some of the libraries are GPL licensed.
I'm reading through GPL licence and ...
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Licensing for hosted open source and 3rd party libraries
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We have an ASP.NET MVC3 codebase, hosted on CodePlex, currently in the "setup period". This codebase uses several NuGet packages (without changes or additions to the source, just "using" the ...
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EPL-Licensed Library with Closed-Source Commercial Product
The Eclipse Public License is not entirely clear for me. As I understand it, anyone who redistributes a Library whose code is licensed under the EPL is considered to be a Contributor. It then states ...
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How do you track third-party software licenses?
How do you track licenses for third-party libraries that you use in your software? How did you vet the licenses? Sometimes licenses change or libraries switch licenses--how do you stay up to date?
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License requirements for including open source software
In an open source project, a number of other open source libraries have been included to implement needed functionality, some as libraries (LGPL), and some as source code (non-LGPL). The new BSD ...
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