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foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Hi,
I am currently running a 64bit version of Scheduler,
having doubts whether it can be upladed here.
Does anybody know if Andrew is still around?

Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #1
Well there is no license on the github repo and that means you don't have permission to do anything with it. How strictly you want to follow that is up to you but sharing here isn't advisable.

Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #2
That´s what I thought too. The only chance then is being able to contact and ask for his permission.
I am noticing now the component discussion, the offcial repository links to a 404. I should have been posting there instead.
Will also try a pull request to the repo, hopefully he can review the update,
Thanks

 

Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #3
That´s what I thought too. The only chance then is being able to contact and ask for his permission.

Well, here is Github standpoint, and their Disclaimer:
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Disclaimer
We are not lawyers. Well, most of us anyway. It is not the goal of this site to provide legal advice. The goal of this site is to provide a starting point to help you make an informed choice by providing information on popular open source licenses in a simplified fashion. If you have any questions regarding the best license for your code or any other legal issues relating to it, it’s your responsibility to do further research or consult with a professional.

And here are some interesting discussions on Stackexchange:
1. use of of 'unlicensed' github code in research paper and
2. What can I assume if a publicly published project has no license?

Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #4
Well, here is Github standpoint, and their Disclaimer:

Don´t want to give the wrong impression, I am not impressed by a lack of license at Github. This could mean the author is happy about the free update.
But in contrast, I wonder about the copyright notice in About Scheduler.
There might be some calculated ambiguity in there...   :) 

Hopefully @andrew_smolko comes along and sort out this mess.

Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #5
@andrew_smolko, I have just found this post...

Andrew, if you do not plan to maintain this plug-in further, would you please consider making the source code available?
Sure. See the first page, there is the link to the source code. To compile you need MSVS 2005, WTL and boost libraries.
Hope someone will continue developing
The only thing - please, notify in source code and in a binary distribution that the initial author of this plugin is me - Andrew Smolko.


If you disagree about any terms of the attached distribution, please get in contact, and I will be glad to apply any changes to make it compliable, or remove it altogether in case I misunderstood that old quotation.

... thank you so much for developing this great component,

Best regards

Scheduler Mod v4.19.1

Change log:

- Component renamed 'Scheduler Mod'.
- New 32/64bit installer.
- Event list drag & drop.
- Added date/time event context menu (timer initializer).
- Added dark mode.


Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #6
Thank you so much (for not caring about totally irrelevant -in some cases- non-existent license limits)

Re: foo_scheduler - maintenance question

Reply #7
@regor aye, thankfully Andrew Smolko laid out the license requirements.

A new mod release is available:
Scheduler Mod v.4.19.2

Change log:
- Added new option 'Active playlist' to the 'Change playlist' action.

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