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Ed_P
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Post#16
by Ed_P » 24 Apr 2014, 23:34
Wow!! wmWeather+ not the same as wmWeather. Talk about copyright infringement.
Thanks for the detailed steps
bour59 but I don't think I'm ready to take on compiling Linux apps just yet.

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Slaxmax
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Post#17
by Slaxmax » 25 Apr 2014, 00:38
wmWeather and wmWeather+ are governed by the GPL license (are open sources, free).
Anyone can change their code and make another version, distribute etc ...
I compiled wmWeather+ for x86_64
donwload here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/u48j1 ... x86_64.xzm
This app was produced for windowmaker, not for other DE.
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Post#18
by Ed_P » 25 Apr 2014, 04:26
Slaxmax wrote:wmWeather and wmWeather+ are governed by the GPL license (are open sources, free).
Anyone can change their code and make another version, distribute etc ...
code yes, name not so much in many cases. Same with icons. I'm thinking of limitations Mozilla has on "open source" FireFox.
Thank man.

I don't have windowmaker so I will hold off on this for a while.
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Post#19
by Slaxmax » 25 Apr 2014, 05:54
Mozilla firefox uses MPL (Mozilla Public License)
Mozilla Public License and not follow the real freedom.
wmWeather uses GPL (General Public License) is the real freedom.
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