Hallo, David Powers hat gesagt: // David Powers wrote:
Although I'm naive on all this stuff, maybe this question will help the plot to thicken: If STK is incompatible with GPL, how is it that ChucK, which is GPL software, is able to include ports of all Perry Cook's STK stuff??? And if it works for them, I don't see why it can't be done for PD.
STK *is* compatible with the GPL. But Percolate includes some other objects that are not derived from STK and are covered by a different license which prohibits commercial and non-educational distribution.
If you're just interested in STK you can use the STK objects in the GGEE collection of Pd externals (or build some simple STK externals with flext by adapting the flext tutorial files.)
Ciao
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