Yesterday I was in an audio seminar from Meyer Sound and the AES, and
discovered an audio analizer that uses Linux OS, and I mean that it
uses the fftw open source libraries. In the details of the product,
not appear any word about gpl and linux.
Please, investigate this case:
http://www.meyersound.com/products/sim/sim3/
In the case, that I viewed the system was installed in the hard disk
of a laptop.
Regards
Yesterday I was in an audio seminar from Meyer Sound and the AES, and
discovered an audio analizer that uses Linux OS, and I mean that it
uses the fftw open source libraries. In the details of the product,
not appear any word about gpl and linux.
Please, investigate this case:
http://www.meyersound.com/products/sim/sim3/
In the case, that I viewed the system was installed in the hard disk
of a laptop.
Here is the link with the LICENSE AGREEMENT from the Sim3 software (and OS):
http://www.meyersound.com/forms/sim3_update/legal.htm
Regards
Juan Erbes wrote:
> Yesterday I was in an audio seminar from Meyer Sound and the AES, and
> discovered an audio analizer that uses Linux OS, and I mean that it
> uses the fftw open source libraries. In the details of the product,
> not appear any word about gpl and linux.
> Please, investigate this case:
> http://www.meyersound.com/products/sim/sim3/
> In the case, that I viewed the system was installed in the hard disk
> of a laptop.
>
> Here is the link with the LICENSE AGREEMENT from the Sim3 software (and
> OS):
> http://www.meyersound.com/forms/sim3_update/legal.htm
>
> Regards
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Juan, please also see http://gpl-violations.org/
Regards,
Michiel de Boer