The GPL rule is simple : you provide a software derivided from a GPL-ed software, you must provide the sources.
So, I don't need to be a Lionstracks user to ask them, I can get them, compile, and even modify, if I respect the GPL and copyright (let the code to be auhtored by thits authors). So, Linostracks is legally forced to provide the source to who ask, and anybody can compile and modify the sources of Qranger.
So yes, who can I contact to get the sources, and try to run it on my linux desktop ?
Hello,
The GPL rule is simple : you provide a software derivided from a GPL-ed software, you must provide the sources.
So, I don't need to be a Lionstracks user to ask them, I can get them, compile, and even modify, if I respect the GPL and copyright (let the code to be auhtored by thits authors). So, Linostracks is legally forced to provide the source to who ask, and anybody can compile and modify the sources of Qranger.
So yes, who can I contact to get the sources, and try to run it on my linux desktop ?
Kind regards,
Xavier Miller.