On 05/10/2011 01:16 AM, Allan Javier Aguilar Castillo wrote:
El 09/05/11 13:25, Sébastien Lanteigne escribió:
Hi, Does anyone know what license covers the Inkscape logo. Many open
source
project are using restrictive licenses to cover their visial
identity.
Is it the case with Inkscape?
I'm asking because I usually release my work under Creative
commons but
I'm not sure if I can include the logo and release if the logo is
under
something like gpl which would require me to release un the same
license.
I other words. Can I use the logo in something like this
And release it under Creative common?
Hello, Sébastien! Apparently, there is no a clearly statement
about
the copyright of Inkscape logo or the license to use it [1].
However, as
it is not specified otherwise, there is the assumption that the
logo has
been released under the GPL 2 license since it is part of the source of Inkscape.
[1] http://old.nabble.com/Inkscape-logo-license-tt22659124.html
On 05/10/2011 02:17 PM, Sébastien Lanteigne wrote:
Right I'll put a note since the GPL is not compatible with the CC SA-3.0 I.m using.
Oups that wasn't supposed to leave just yet... Let me start again.
Right I'll put a note since the GPL is not compatible with the CC SA-3.0 I'm using.
How can I link an SVG to another? That way I can release my work under CC SA-3.0 while keeping the linked document (the logo) under GPL.
Seb.