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cppdev:duallicensing [2012-01-16 00:23]
Carsten [Commercial License]
cppdev:duallicensing [2012-01-16 00:53]
Carsten Minor improvements to the text
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 ===== Commercial License ===== ===== Commercial License =====
  
-The one thing that is not possible with Cafu under the GPL is combining it with proprietary (non-free) code and distributing the result publicly (non-public use such as private or company internal is ok).+The one thing that is not possible with Cafu under the GPL is combining it with proprietary (non-free) code and distributing the result publicly(Non-public use such as private or company internal ​use is ok, so that you can evaluate and test Cafu to your heart'​s content.)
  
-That is, you can not use the free Cafu source code in order to create a new program (e.g. a computer game) that is publicly ​sold (distributed//without// releasing the full source code (including all of your previously closed, proprietary parts) under the GPL as well.+That is, you can not use the free Cafu source code in order to create a new program (e.g. a computer game) that is publicly distributed //without// releasing the full source code (including all of your previously closed, proprietary parts) under the GPL as well.
 Please consult the [[http://​www.gnu.org/​licenses/​gpl.html|GPL text]] and the [[http://​www.gnu.org/​licenses/​gpl-faq.html|GPL FAQs]] for details. Please consult the [[http://​www.gnu.org/​licenses/​gpl.html|GPL text]] and the [[http://​www.gnu.org/​licenses/​gpl-faq.html|GPL FAQs]] for details.
  
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 ==== External Libraries ==== ==== External Libraries ====
  
-Of course, Cafu uses only such external libraries that are legally compatible with closed-source use, that is, libraries that in turn do //not// impose ​GPL-like restrictions of their own.+All external libraries that are used in Cafu are legally compatible with closed-source use, and none of them imposes ​GPL-like restrictions of its own.
 See file [[http://​trac.cafu.de/​browser/​cafu/​trunk/​LICENSE.txt|LICENSE.txt]] for details, See file [[http://​trac.cafu.de/​browser/​cafu/​trunk/​LICENSE.txt|LICENSE.txt]] for details,
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