Sorry,
maybe an old question, and I have found a lot of txt files regarding it, but ..........
I made a commercial app with wx. (binary)
What piece of text license I have to include in the distribution ?
Thanks in advance.
Tim
LIcense Topic is solved
You can include the wxWidgets licence text or point to this text on www.widgets.org.
Benedicte,benedicte wrote:You can include the wxWidgets licence text or point to this text on www.widgets.org.
I'm confused regarding which of these:
licendoc.txt
licence.txt
preamble.txt
gpl.txt
lgpl.txt
or only one, two or.....
Regards
Tim
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You don't HAVE to include any licenses but your own (if you wish to have that, you probably do), at least as far I know - IANAL. In fact, if you do include the wxWindows license and don't make it very clear that this is for the used library, it might mean that your application is under the wxWindow license, which can be a big problem if it in fact is not.
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