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Hello,
I recently purchased an axidraw and most my designs are generated in Houdini. To streamline my process and avoid the multiple crashes I’ve experiences with inkscape, I ended up wrapping axidraw’s python API into a Houdini Digital Asset and I’ve exposed most of its functionality. Apart from a few bugs that I need to fix it works great and eventually I would like to share with everyone.
I’ve never released code that may potentially be used by others and I am not very familiar with the subtle differences between the various licenses used in GitHub.
Which one do you think makes the most sense to use?
I noticed the axidraw library is under GNUv2.0 but I also use svglib which is under GNUv3.0Thank you
GeorgiosGPL 2.0 code may be re-released under GPL 3.0, and if the other code requires 3.0, then that’s what you need to go with.
Presumably, if you also include that required copyright notice. Dealing with things that have multiple licenses can be tricky.
Most libraries that you include will already have a license file with them. Generally, check with each library that you consider using to determine its license properties well before starting to use it.
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