On Friday 24 March 2006 07:59, jpff@codemist.co.uk wrote:

> It was a gesture of annoyance at the waste of the only time I had to
> finish the code.

Well, you need not worry about that, as I will not ever edit that file
again, even though I do see bugs in it (I assume that you will find and
fix them) and there are things that could be done better.
However, as far as I know, the SourceForge terms of use require the
hosted projects to be open source, free software, which Winsound currently
is not. It is also unfortunate to have non-free code added to the sources
when it all has benn LGPL previously; this could possibly even prevent
some Linux distributions that currently include various Csound 4.xx
releases from switching to version 5.

> Personally I would prefer it to have my original Csound licence, but
> the lawyers may not like that either. 

Do you mean the old "educational and research purposes only" license ?


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