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Scott Cutler scott at scottcutler.netDual-licensing is an option I've considered. It may work, but I haven't thought through it fully yet. The short answer here is that the legal stuff is *unbelievably boring* to me in comparison to coding, so if I can write 10 hours of code to save 2 hours of bashing my head against license documents, I will. The rtl_tcp route sounds valid, and easy, and something I'd want anyway. I know there was a lot of drama surrounding SDR#, which is precisely why I came here to clear things up and not repeat the same mistakes. So who wants to talk about actual SDR stuff instead? I see on the Osmocom pages that people already have POCSAG decoding, but FLEX isn't mentioned (I've only seen closed-source decoders). I have it working pretty well, both at 1600 and 6400 bps. Amazing how much medical stuff is being broadcast in the clear... -Scott On 9/26/2012 1:29 AM, Peter Stuge wrote: > Scott Cutler wrote: >> I have nothing against the GPL--but to me it represents an unknown > Why don't you make it a known? > > It's not really difficult to use dual licensing for your software > should you want that at some point. > > >> I may have a future purpose for the software that involves connecting with >> closed-source code, and I simply don't know enough about the legal aspects >> there. > So FIND OUT. You can ask license-related questions on the list too. > > > //Peter >