Since I am the only one in the company that has dealt with opensource software licenses before, I am the one doing the page that lists the licenses used.
There's so much stuff hah 😱
How it looks so far: https://www.darkglass.com/pablito-licenses/
Still WIP, but what do you think?
Specially interested on opinions from other opensource developers.
Thanks for the feedback in advance!
@jeremy it's my own code, so quite ok, can change things if needed :)
but no network talks to this piece of code, the one that does - jack2 - is already opensource.
@falktx You're probably aware that there's a lot of discussion around AGPL licenses. The company I work for forbids the usage of AGPL licensed projects for their own products for instance. They're afraid of legal issues and don't want to risk having to publish the source code of the whole stack that is using an AGPL licensed piece of software.
@jeremy That is why I wrote that code as AGPL, the stuff that makes use of it should be open even when it's in "servers" or more typically expect to be in embed devices.
The use that it gets here I think is quite ok. It runs as an audio plugin pretty-much, those can be in any license.
And anyhow since it's my own code, I can still re-license if needed.
@falktx audio-bridge uses AGPL, isn't that an issue from the company's perspective?