Licensing question
Peter Hansen
peter at engcorp.com
Mon May 20 13:22:40 EDT 2002
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
>
> Adonis wrote:
>
> > this might provoke a flame war, which i hope that it will not occur, and
> > hope that it can be responded in a more mature intellectual manner. my
> > question is can a program written in Python be sold? i have read the
> > python license and could not find it too clear, or i just have misread it.
> > if not, can the fact of the actual "service/time spent" used to produce
> > the program be a warrant for receiving a profit?
>
> Sure, you can sell your program. You don't even need to open-source it,
> even though that would be appreciated by the rest of the world, and probably
> by your development team.
>
> Look at commercial programs like Wing IDE or Zope.
Well, Wing appears to be almost wholly non-free, while Zope appears
to be almost wholly free. Isn't Zope Corporation's strategy to
sell their services, not the application itself?
-Peter
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