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Im really wanting to get a few packages into the main package tree, another of |
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which is jogl, but am wanting feedback on the cos library. |
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As some of you dev's might be aware cos's licence is rather restrictive |
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REDISTRIBUTION RIGHTS |
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4. The distribution is not part of a software development kit, operating |
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system, other library, or a development tool without written permission from |
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the copyright holder. |
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which begs us to question whether we can redistribute it without retrieving |
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consent first. This is something I would like to do, but feel it is better |
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to come from someone who is 'officially' a member of gentoo-java. (ie a dev) |
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Now.... |
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Stripes ( a library similar to struts/strecks ) has permission to redistribute |
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the cos library. Would anyone have any compliants if, at least initially, |
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stripes used its bundled cos jar? Also would anyone be interested in |
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contacting cos-licensing@××××××××.com regarding this (if you havent already). |
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Thanks |
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Alistair |
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