For posterity:
<Daniel_S> mitch_: that and paramspecs has your name on it from a GPL source, so if you reply to the email (so I an ref it in the commit) core will be fine :)
<Daniel_S> so I can*
<mitch_> Daniel_S: i am fine with whatever relicensing of my code between any components of gimp, gegl and babl
<mitch_> and if somebody isn't we shall purge their code and nail them to the cross of bikeshedding
<Daniel_S> mitch_: I know, I just like legal things in public email not IRC logs :P
<mitch_> then you are doomed
<Daniel_S> lol
<mitch_> i tell you here
<mitch_> :)
<Daniel_S> mitch_: that and paramspecs has your name on it from a GPL source, so if you reply to the email (so I an ref it in the commit) core will be fine :)
<Daniel_S> so I can*
<mitch_> Daniel_S: i am fine with whatever relicensing of my code between any components of gimp, gegl and babl
<mitch_> and if somebody isn't we shall purge their code and nail them to the cross of bikeshedding
<Daniel_S> mitch_: I know, I just like legal things in public email not IRC logs :P
<mitch_> then you are doomed
<Daniel_S> lol
<mitch_> i tell you here
<mitch_> :)
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 6:52 AM, Øyvind Kolås <pippin@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 2:52 PM, Daniel Sabo <danielsabo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:-- William GibsonMike Henning noticed that this file is actually licensed GPL. It looks like the only contributors are mitch and pippin, but I don't know what they might have used code from. Is the copyright on this clean? Can we change the license to LGPL?gegl-cache.c is copyright clean, the GPL lingers by accident from a time when it was part of the experimental GTK UI that the GEGL binary used to ship with.
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