Re: emc copyright??

From: ballendo@...

>Art,

>Jon's advice to talk with Fred is good.

>But in this case, FREE REALLY MEANS FREE!

<s>
The ONE area in this you DO have to be careful is the "add-ons"
created by NON-Gov't employees: Ray Henrys' "backplotter", for
example. I don't know under what "terms" he has released this code
under?

In fact the first tkbackplot -- the one with the buttons along the right
edge was my copywrite. But that seemed messy to me so I released the
revised one -- the one that pops up from tkemc -- in the public domain
also. That one you are free to use any way that you please. (don't thank
me, send money)

Most of the new Tcl/Tk development, conversational, the new tkbackplot,
and new guis that look a lot like the first tkbackplot -- (yes, I have a
set of buttons taped on my monitor that feed these putton presses into the
emc0 -- will probably be gpl. There will also be a lgpl library for all of
these Tcl/Tk scripts.

Hope this helps.
--

Ray