SelfImage Source Tree Copyright Information
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SelfImage is copyright 2005, Kurt Fitzner <kfitzner@excelcia.org>.  It is
licensed and released under under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General
Public License.  The full text of this license should have accompanied this
software.

In addition to the terms of the GPL, the author grants the right to use visual
components and libraries with SelfImage that are licensed under any OSI-
approved open-source license (see http://opensource.org/licenses/ for a list).


Change in Copyright Licensing Terms
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Please note the version of the GPL that SelfImage is released under.  Most GPL-
licensed programs allow you the discretion to choose to abide by the current
terms of the GPL or any later version (if/when later versions are published)
of the GPL.  This was the case for the initial release (0.1.0 build 2).  After
this, however, the terms were changed to limit the GPL license to version 2.
In other words, you may NOT choose the terms of a later version of the GPL
(if/when one is published) instead of version 2 for SelfImage.  If/when a
later version is published, the decision will be made at that time as to
whether or not to release of SelfImage under the new license.


Copyright Terms for SelfImage's Components
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While SelfImage is, as a whole, copyright and licensed as noted above, there
are some files in it which are copyright by other authors.


Code written by the author:
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Those source files that have code written by the author are marked
with a copyright notice as shown in the below example:

 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 // SelfImage - Disk image manipulation program
 // SelfImage.cpp - Project source - framework for the program
 // Copyright 2005, Kurt Fitzner <kfitzner@excelcia.org>
 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 // This file is part of SelfImage.
 //
 // SelfImage is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License (Version 2) as
 // published by the Free Software Foundation.
 //
 // SelfImage is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 // GNU General Public License for more details.
 //
 // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
 // Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA
 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------


Bitstream Vera Sans Mono Fonts
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Bitstream kindly has donated their "Vera" fonts to be used under an open
source license.  These fonts are included in both the source and binary
versions of SelfImage (they are used to ensure a common look to SelfImage across
multiple versions of Windows, or when run through Wine or other emulators).

These fonts are freely redistributable and are licensed under a BSD-ish style
license.  The license is included inside each font with their license field.
In case you have difficulty viewing this, the license is reproduced in the
install directory (in the source code tree) in the file "VeraFontLicense.txt".


Jedi Visual Component Library
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SelfImage makes use of components from the Jedi Visual Component Library.
This library is 


All Other Files
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Unless otherwise noted above or within the individual file, all other files
included in the SelfImage source distribution are copyright 2005, Kurt Fitzner.


Licensing Requests
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If you want to use code from SelfImage in a project with a different FOSS
license, please feel free to contact the author (kfitzner@excelcia.org).
In general, if the license has similar terms to the GPL where modifications
are requried to be made available as FOSS, permission will most likely be
given.  If, however, the license is one that allows use by proprietary
software projects, then permission will not likely be forthcoming.
