just a quick question: i'm thinking about building max/pd objects from a speech-synth lib. the lib is proprietary and i'm not allowed to give away the source.
does it still comply with the pd license to make this publicly available as binaries only? i would think, yes, but am grateful for any comments.
thanks, volker.
Hallo, volker b?hm hat gesagt: // volker b?hm wrote:
just a quick question: i'm thinking about building max/pd objects from a speech-synth lib. the lib is proprietary and i'm not allowed to give away the source.
does it still comply with the pd license to make this publicly available as binaries only? i would think, yes, but am grateful for any comments.
Yes, no problem. Pd has a BSD-style license which allows basically everything. Just make sure you're not linking with any more restrictive code code like GPPL code at the same time.
Ciao
On 17 Feb 2009, at 13:30, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo, volker b?hm hat gesagt: // volker b?hm wrote:
just a quick question: i'm thinking about building max/pd objects from a speech-synth lib. the lib is proprietary and i'm not allowed to give away the source.
does it still comply with the pd license to make this publicly available as binaries only? i would think, yes, but am grateful for any comments.
Yes, no problem. Pd has a BSD-style license which allows basically everything. Just make sure you're not linking with any more restrictive code code like GPPL code at the same time.
Ciao
Frank
ok, thanks. v
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