[15:32] <GG_> hi, where can I talk to someone about pygtk?
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[20:20] <PWF> hi
[20:23] <PWF> if I want to upload a commercial app in ubuntu store. what I have to give a license?
[20:27] <JanC> PWF: are you asking what license you should use?
[20:27] <JanC> or what you should put in some field in a form?
[20:31] <PWF> Yes. For example, if you use quickly, in the tutorial says to use "quickly license" to sign the files .. and they shall be signed by the text "gpl v 3 ..." and what license I should point if I want to assign to my app when the price of upload
[20:32] <PWF> I'm sorry bad english =(
[20:35] <PWF> JanC: which license should I use for my commercial app. probably a stupid question )
[20:45] <zoopster> PWF: if you are creating a commercial app and do not want to reveal the source use Proprietary
[20:46] <JanC> you can use whatever license you want for proprietary apps
[20:46] <zoopster> PWF: if you are wanting the make the app open source under GPL v3 then you can simply use GNU GPL v3 as the license
[20:46] <JanC> but it's probably best to consult a lawyer for that  ;)
[20:46] <JanC> (if you aren't sure)
[20:47] <zoopster> PWF:  as JanC said...the license type is up to you and you'll want to consult a legal advisor for that decision.
[20:48] <JanC> some people might even want to use (A)GPL for commercial software (where the app itself is open source, but paying for it gives support options)
[20:50] <JanC> or the paid version might give access to extra online sources, or whatever
[20:52] <PWF> my application is completely written in python .. I can not hide the source code, but I did not want to do (the application is small and not significant). But I want to have a little reward for it. In the folder with the application files are python and they will be open (because python))) but the application must be commercial), I understand that it does not protect against the one who wants to pick it up and change, but I d
[20:58] <JanC> I suppose you could look at the licenses of other commercial software to get an idea (although they tend to be very long & complicated, maybe to much for your simple app)
[20:59] <JanC> basically you want something like: you are not allowed to make copies of this, except copies for personal use if you bought a license)
[21:04] <PWF> I'm not greedy, let it be open. I'm not sorry. but if it is under the gpl 3 is as I understand it right away, you may receive a fork and downloaded a free clone.
[21:14] <JanC> PWF: then use a non-open license
[21:14] <JanC> basically you want something like: "you are not allowed to make copies of this, except copies for personal use if you bought a license" ?
[21:17] <PWF> yes .. exactly .. it open source (because python), you can change it if you bought it, but you can not make a clone and upload in store as free
[21:21] <PWF> JanC: may be I can just write this instead of a license? )) "you can change it if you bought it, but you can not make a clone and upload in store as free" this app approved ?
[21:26] <JanC> PWF: I am not a lawyer, so I don't know abou the legal side, but as a honest user I would understand what your intention is, and I suppose that's most important?
[21:27] <JanC> and as zoopster said: that would qualify as a "proprietary license"
[21:27] <PWF> JanC: yes), thank you
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