Comment by ntxvega1975 1 day ago I can't tell what license is applicable. 1 comment ntxvega1975 Reply echoangle 1 day ago On https://labplot.org/frequently-asked-questions/ , under "Under what license is LabPlot released?", it says this:> LabPlot is licensed under GNU General Public License, version 2.0 or later, so to put it in a few sentences:> You are free to use LabPlot, for any purpose> You are free to distribute LabPlot> You can study how LabPlot works and change it> You can distribute changed versions of LabPlot> In the last case you have the obligation to also publish the changed source code as GPL.
echoangle 1 day ago On https://labplot.org/frequently-asked-questions/ , under "Under what license is LabPlot released?", it says this:> LabPlot is licensed under GNU General Public License, version 2.0 or later, so to put it in a few sentences:> You are free to use LabPlot, for any purpose> You are free to distribute LabPlot> You can study how LabPlot works and change it> You can distribute changed versions of LabPlot> In the last case you have the obligation to also publish the changed source code as GPL.
On https://labplot.org/frequently-asked-questions/ , under "Under what license is LabPlot released?", it says this:
> LabPlot is licensed under GNU General Public License, version 2.0 or later, so to put it in a few sentences:
> You are free to use LabPlot, for any purpose
> You are free to distribute LabPlot
> You can study how LabPlot works and change it
> You can distribute changed versions of LabPlot
> In the last case you have the obligation to also publish the changed source code as GPL.