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Relicensing to MIT #36
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Pinging contributors here. If you agree to have the code that you have contributed to gotop be relicensed to MIT, please post your consent to relicense on this issue (#151). Thanks!
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I, Alex Aubuchon, give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
Not that I hold a significant portion of the gotop's copyright, go ahead. I, 林博仁(Buo-ren, Lin), give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Gabriel Sanches, give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Konstantin Konnov (panter_dsd), give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Matt Melquiond, give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Sophie Tauchert, give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Tony Lambiris, give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Matthias Gamsjager, give permission to license my contributions to gotop under MIT. |
I, Ivan Trubach, license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
I, Mateusz Piotrowski, license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
I, Sean E. Russell, license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
I, William Huang, license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
I, Omar Polo, license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
I, Christopher Najewicz , license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
I, bryan , license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
Also: cjbassi#151 (comment) |
The comment closed the ticket; I'm reaching out one last time to the folks who haven't responded, and will leave the ticket open until the 4.0 release. |
I, Lonnie Liu , license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
@BartWillems responded in the affirmative via email. |
I, William Dawn, licence past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. |
On May 20, 2020, in an attempt to close up the folks who haven't yet signed off, I sent the following email to the contributors listed (emails hidden) at the bottom of this post. Per the email, the cut-off date is June 03, 2020.
Recipients:
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Sorry, didn't see this until now.
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I, Markus Peloquin, license past and future contributions to gotop under the MIT license. And thank you for adopting a permissive license. |
v4.0.0 has been released, and with it, the relicensing is complete. Thanks to everyone who responded. |
See racket/racket#1570. I would like to relicense gotop to the more permissive MIT license and doing so would require having any past and future contributors relicense their changes under the MIT license. The AGPLv3 license was originally chosen due to the drawille-go dependency and also the
smc.c
andsmc.h
files for macOS temperatures, both of which are GPL and which we would also need to migrate off of.If you have contributed commits to gotop and are willing to relicense your commits under MIT, please comment on this issue with the following:
Thanks!
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edit: updated the relicensing wording for clarity.
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