> I seem to have read somewhere that the two Medusa files are under a > separate license. Although, reading the files now, it seems they are > not. the medusa server has restrictive license, but the asyncore and asynchat modules use the standard Python license, with Sam Rushing as the copyright owner. just use the source... > The issue that I'm really raising is that Python should ship with a > single license that covers everything. Otherwise, it will become very > complicated for somebody to figure out which pieces fall under what > restrictions. > > Is there anything in the distribution that is different than the normal > license? > > For example, can I take the async modules and build a commercial product > on them? surely hope so -- we're using them in everything we do. and my upcoming book is 60% about doing weird things with tkinter, and 40% about doing weird things with asynclib... </F>
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