Hi!
Ok then, it appears I was mistaken about the icons. Sorry...
So I relicensed again the Abstract Games under GPL 3 for the time being, and
removed the SameGame application which used BSD 3-Clause code from the Qt
examples. We also changed the X/O icons in TicTacToe which were from a Qt
examp
Hello!
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On Monday, May 11, 2020 12:19 AM, David Redondo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > As for the other two, we are not using the source code directly, however we
> > copied and were inspired by a lot of code from both sources,
>
> That's using the code.
Ok, I wont try to ar
ful.
As for the other two, we are *not* using the source code directly, however we
copied and were inspired by a lot of code from both sources, which is why we
felt we should credit them.
Of course I'm not entirely sure here.
Thanks,
The Abstract Developers
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vices, and hope that name disclosure does not prove to be an
issue.
Thanks!
The Abstract Developers
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On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 3:35 PM, Carl Schwan wrote:
> Hi,
> the developers are both minors but the big brother who is a regular of
> #kde-chat and #k
Sorry about that ;)
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On Monday, May 4, 2020 10:04 AM, The Abstract Developers
wrote:
> Yes, we definitely can re-license. We have been wanting for a long time to
> convert to the nonrestrictive 2-Clause BSD, which appears to be on their
> list. Ho
e software (Gitlab) at
https://gitlab.com/abstractsoftware/abstractgames. I believe that all aspects
of the KDE Manifesto are satisfied.
Thank you,
the Abstract Developers
