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Licensing Policy for GPL'd MiniGUI versions
# Licensing Policy for GPL'd MiniGUI versions
By now, FMSoft releases MiniGUI versions under GPLv3 license.
This is the licensing policy for the GPL'd MiniGUI versions.
In Brief
========
## In Brief
This is our licensing policy in brief: Our software is 100% GPL,
and if yours is also 100% GPL, then you never have to pay us
for the licences. In all other instances, you are better served
by our commercial licence. Read the details below!
Licensing
=========
## Licensing
MiniGUI software is licensed under the GPL license. The formal terms
of the GPL license can be found in the GNU General Public License
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More specifically:
* Modifying - You are allowed to modify MiniGUI source code any way
you like. If you distribute the modified version, all
changes, all interface code and all code that connects
directly or indirectly to the interface code fall under GPL.
* Modifying - You are allowed to modify MiniGUI source code any way
you like. If you distribute the modified version, all
changes, all interface code and all code that connects
directly or indirectly to the interface code fall under GPL.
* Copying - You are allowed to copy MiniGUI binaries and source code,
but when you do so, the copies will fall under the GPL.
* Copying - You are allowed to copy MiniGUI binaries and source code,
but when you do so, the copies will fall under the GPL.
3. Commercial use for everyone else
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More specifically:
a) If you want to use MiniGUI on an operating system which is not
compatible with GPL (most commercial RTOSes, such as VxWorks and
ThreadX), you need a commercial license for the MiniGUI library.
* If you want to use MiniGUI on an operating system which is not
compatible with GPL (most commercial RTOSes, such as VxWorks and
ThreadX), you need a commercial license for the MiniGUI library.
b) If you link MiniGUI in your non-GPL application, you need a commercial
licence for the MiniGUI library. Using MiniGUI with non-GPL operating
systems (proprietary OSes, like VxWorks, ThreadX, uC/OS-II) falls into
this situation. Linking MiniGUI with your non-GPL application and
proprietary libarires also falls into this situation.
* If you link MiniGUI in your non-GPL application, you need a commercial
licence for the MiniGUI library. Using MiniGUI with non-GPL operating
systems (proprietary OSes, like VxWorks, ThreadX, uC/OS-II) falls into
this situation. Linking MiniGUI with your non-GPL application and
proprietary libarires also falls into this situation.
c) If you use MiniGUI library within your organisation and you don't want
to risk it falling under the GPL license, you are welcome to purchase
a commercial license.
* If you use MiniGUI library within your organisation and you don't want
to risk it falling under the GPL license, you are welcome to purchase
a commercial license.
d) Many users opt for the commercial licence simply because under it
FMSoft takes responsibility for its products. Under the GPL licence,
there are no warranties or representations from the
developer (i.e. from FMSoft).
* Many users opt for the commercial licence simply because under it
FMSoft takes responsibility for its products. Under the GPL licence,
there are no warranties or representations from the
developer (i.e. from FMSoft).
4. Exceptions and free commercial licences
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and this is without compromising our own profitability.
Older Versions
==============
## Older Versions
Note that older versions of the MiniGUI are using the lesser GPL license
(LGPL). See the documentation for the specific version for more
information.
When in doubt
=============
## When in doubt
If you have any questions on MiniGUI licensing, feel free to contact us: