Make the Printrun project own GCoder files #1048
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this is fine with me, gcoder was a piece of gcode analysing software by me that was never published |
sivu
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Apr 25, 2020
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Hi @iXce, I know you did a lot of work on these files, are you happy with this change too? |
iXce
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Jun 26, 2020
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Hi all. I am new in 3d printing |
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Dear @sivu and @iXce , I believe you were the ones that produced these files a long long time ago, so I would like your approval for this change. Please let me know what you think.
The reason behind this is that it has been picked up that the sentence "This file is copied from GCoder" is misleading in legal terms and makes it impossible to determine either licence or copyright holders. With the change I'm proposing these files will simply fall within the project-wide licence (GPL-3+) and project copyright holders.