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Edit: Disregard this, I derped
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Trapped between a tree and a rock near a slime waterfall in c1m1 after going off a cliff. Weeee
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The concept of hell is public domain and God doesn't seem interested in lobbying for a retroactive copyright extension.
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Oh good, I was wondering why you stopped working on FDcaco time for a virtual pet spin off :p
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Amazing Grape farMers Asymmetrical Gore and Maiming
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Yeah baby more caco progress. Looks much nicer <3
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Gzdoom requirement would be epic fail for a project that's a free as in freedom alternative to doom content. Unless gzdoom changed to gpl while I wasn't looking
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Accepting odd gifts as POTUS is a fail NOOBama
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Legality of including Doom-derived typefaces in source ports?
gnudist replied to LexiMax's topic in Source Ports
I must suck at getting the point across if others are repeating what I've already wrote. And yeah, I also forgot to clarify on the scaleable fonts thing that doom's weren't. That was intended as a warning to those who saw the above and assumed they could take windings.ttf from windows and use it as if it were public domain -
Legality of including Doom-derived typefaces in source ports?
gnudist replied to LexiMax's topic in Source Ports
Fonts aren't covered by copyright here but that's not true everywhere. And scaleable computer fonts are considered software for the purposes of United States copyright law even though the design of the characters themselves is not copyrightable. you should not include unlicenced fonts if you want your source port in linux repos, mirrored by non US sites or care if your source port is 100% free as in freedom -
Public Github repo or source tarball upload somewhere would be greatly appreciated. more so the first
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It's all good as far as using FREEDOOM assets are concerned. Being a permissively licensed project you may use the art even in a closed product. You do need to include the license/copyright notice though
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DelphiDoom progress in 3d perspective in software mode, now with voxel support
gnudist replied to jval's topic in Source Ports
provided you're not including additional code from third parties you're correct. There'd be trouble if you had contributers prior to the switch who did not agree to the licensing change or assigned copyright over their contributions to you. -
DelphiDoom progress in 3d perspective in software mode, now with voxel support
gnudist replied to jval's topic in Source Ports
There's a bit of a contridiction in the license file. It claims delphi doom is GNU GPL(which allows for profit use), but it then goes on to say you can use it as lond as it's NOT for profit. A license that dissallows such use is not only not GPL'd but it also runs counter to the ideals of the free software movement the GPL was born out of, that the end user of the software has the FREEDOM to modify and run the software for any purpose. see: http://gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html see also http://gnu.org/philosophy/selling.html -
tried to get at the daily build site but it 404'd