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Can you clarify the license?

A topic by Krutonium created Jan 25, 2023 Views: 272 Replies: 1
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Because right now you don't seem to have one, and the OpenAL license is GPL2, which is a viral license. Just thought you should be aware of that.

To clarify, a viral license means that if you use the code, then your code has to have the same license. Which means legally anything you've done since you added OpenAL *should* be GPL2 and the code should be available.

I'm not saying you should do it, but I am saying you should probably have a license and seek a replacement for OpenAL if that's not your intention.

OpenAL is LGPL, it can be used in closed source projects that include it as a dynamic library as long as you include the license and give access to the source used