But you can get the SuperCollider sources from SVN or CVS, right? I think that satisfies the requirements.

Regards,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
>From: Victor Lazzarini 
>Sent: Jul 9, 2007 5:04 PM
>To: Developer discussions 
>Subject: [Cs-dev] sf and open source (was Re: [Csnd] Debian package and VST)
>
>Just a small comment on the sf open source requirement:
>last week one of my students wanted to write a supercollider
>plugin and he needed some headers from the SC sources.
>I looked at the sourceforge SC page and they don't have
>a sources package there, only binaries. Isn't that a
>breach of the so called open source requirements?
>
>Are we not being too scrupulous with things for which
>other people don't really blink an eyelid? But of
>course I agree we should be absolutely clear about
>the licensing issues.
>
>> I believe the biggest problem for us (the Csound Project
>> at Sourceforge) is that we may not be fully complying with
>> the open source requirement that Sourceforge places on us.
>
>...anyway, as far as my student is concerned I picked up the
>sources from CVS for him.
>
>Victor
>
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Release System for any binary releases made via our File Release System or
any other project resource. The presence of matching source code within CVS
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Michael Gogins wrote on 7/9/07 5:49 PM:

> But you can get the SuperCollider sources from SVN or CVS, right? I think that
> satisfies the requirements.


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