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Re: Licensing

Posted: 13 Mar 2010, 01:34
by FLOZi
I heard CA didn't really land on the moon. :shock:

Re: Licensing

Posted: 13 Mar 2010, 07:11
by Tribulex
BWAHAHA I FOUND A LOOPHOLE :D. GG FOR U MR GPL.

Thanks to everyone who poasted in this thread it was really helpful!

Re: Licensing

Posted: 13 Mar 2010, 08:45
by Forboding Angel
quantum wrote:stuff
Quant, you've always been the one exception to the rule.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 13 Mar 2010, 09:33
by Argh
BWAHAHA I FOUND A LOOPHOLE :D. GG FOR U MR GPL.
I think you'd be very wise if you explain, very clearly, what this "loophole" is, before you get yourself into major trouble here.

So far as I know, there are exactly two real "loopholes" in the GPL... and neither of them remotely allows you to redistribute your Lua source under a restrictive license.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 13 Mar 2010, 20:09
by Tribulex
My code will have no links to spring. At least the part that wont be gpl.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 13 Mar 2010, 21:05
by SinbadEV
Tribulex wrote:My code will have no links to spring. At least the part that wont be gpl.
So GPLed Lua Interpreter layer that talks to your closed source Lua? I'm not entirely sure that makes it okay.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 14 Mar 2010, 04:57
by Argh
So GPLed Lua Interpreter layer that talks to your closed source Lua? I'm not entirely sure that makes it okay.
Won't be legal.

After writing out a page-long explanation why... I remembered that you're Tribulex. Here's the fortune-cookie version.

Bottom line: all your code, including your theoretical 'middleware'... has to run within Spring's Lua state loop. IOW, it's linked, period.

Hell, it's all in the same address spaces, globals, etc. and is more incestuously related than your typical zoo pandas. There are some ways around that, but they're fundamentally absurd, and would be terrifically inefficient, to boot*.

You're just wasting your time, basically. Sorry.

Of course, didn't I say you'd do that, and that we'd be amused? Heh.

*And they *probably* aren't actually legal, although I'm very tempted to tell you about them so that we can be further amused, hehe.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 14 Mar 2010, 07:47
by Tribulex
poop

Re: Licensing

Posted: 15 Mar 2010, 00:19
by Argh
Sorry, I'm really not trying to get you down or whatever.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 15 Mar 2010, 03:46
by Tribulex
Argh wrote:Sorry, I'm really not trying to get you down or whatever.
oh?

Re: Licensing

Posted: 15 Mar 2010, 18:40
by CarRepairer
quantum wrote:
Forboding Angel wrote: Also, lets say I create a gadget in evo that can do anything you want it to do, including giving you a handjob while you play, but I make it hard as fuck to use and even harder to implement in anything besides evo. Exactly how generous was I in the first place? (In case you didn't notice, this is a direct analogy to CA lua)
We don't make our scripts intentionally hard to use, in fact we've often helped other devs adapt our scripts to their mods (including your mod). We don't make every piece of script copy-pasteable because it would require 10x the work. It's already pretty impressive that there are some complex scripts that can be re-used.

Will you please stop seeing CA conspiracies everywhere? Can you offer some clear evidence for once, instead of analogies and loaded questions?
Forboding Angel wrote:
quantum wrote:stuff
Quant, you've always been the one exception to the rule.
I personally joined two other mod projects (The Cursed and S44) just so that I could integrate my UI (that uses the Chili framework) into those games. Perhaps quantum is not the only exception? Also XTA uses some CA gadgets.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 15 Mar 2010, 19:08
by manolo_
and thats a good thing, i mean coz of the community-issues

Re: Licensing

Posted: 18 Mar 2010, 11:41
by Forboding Angel
CarRepairer wrote:I personally joined two other mod projects (The Cursed and S44) just so that I could integrate my UI (that uses the Chili framework) into those games. Perhaps quantum is not the only exception? Also XTA uses some CA gadgets.
He's one of 3 that I directly recall. I couldn't remember the names of the other 2. You could very well have been one of the ones I was thinking about. But for the life of me I can't think of the third.

I remember distinctly thinking that there were 3 people in particular working with CA who happened to be extremely decent people.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 18 Mar 2010, 14:03
by Tribulex
so theres well over 25 people in all, that makes over 22 people are not even decent.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 18 Mar 2010, 15:38
by Forboding Angel
Yes because I've had experience with each and every one of them :roll:

Stop being a dumbass troll.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 18 Mar 2010, 16:03
by Tribulex
how did i get to be a "dumbass troll"? Im not arguing, im agreeing by trying to emphasize your point.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 18 Mar 2010, 18:16
by CarRepairer
Tribulex wrote:how did i get to be a "dumbass troll"? Im not arguing, im agreeing by trying to emphasize your point.
You don't get to say who is decent.

Anyway back on topic, I wonder why it is you feel the need to obfuscate your code or whatever. You should show eternal gratitude to the developers who brought spring to life to begin with. Why should your code be any less free for others to use than theirs? Your contributions are possible because of them, let others in the future contribute on top of your work too.

Re: Licensing

Posted: 18 Mar 2010, 20:31
by lurker
Tribulex wrote:so theres well over 25 people in all, that makes over 22 people are not even decent.
Forb said extremely.


Why have two people asked so far why Tribulex wants to do this when a reason was in the first post?

Re: Licensing

Posted: 19 Mar 2010, 05:44
by Tribulex
Im pretty sure people like car read only the latest post, and then try to derail the thread just using that.