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| mac- | hey | 01:11.28 |
| ghostbot | Welcome to #ghostscript, the channel for Ghostscript and MuPDF. If you have a question, please ask it, don't ask to ask it. Do be prepared to wait for a reply as devs will check the logs and reply when they come on line. | 01:11.28 |
| mac- | is here anyone from MuPDF team ? | 01:11.36 |
| | well, I assume yes | 01:12.05 |
| | on the project page you wrote that 'For commercial licensing please contact sales@artifex.com' | 01:12.52 |
| | I quick looked at the license and can't find anything about it | 01:13.24 |
| | can sb from MuPDF team elaborate it a little ? | 01:13.39 |
| | Does it mean that MuPDF is paid for commercial use, i.e. in the company office ??? | 01:14.16 |
| mvrhel_laptop | yeah! no more segvs with epubs on gsview | 05:24.00 |
| | and a new version of gsview windows installer in now in ~mvrhel/gsview for you windows users. monday it is back to customer bugs | 06:04.14 |
| Robin_Watts | mac-: MuPDF is released under 2 licenses. | 09:03.31 |
| | mac-: First it's released under the GNU APGL. This says that you can use it for free for any purpose, but if you distribute it (or any code built from it) then you must be prepared to give your complete source code away to anyone who you distribute to. | 09:05.07 |
| | (i.e. if you build an app using MuPDF, you need to give away the source for the entire app, not just the MuPDF bit). | 09:05.28 |
| | If you're not writing code yourself, this is not a problem. | 09:05.44 |
| | For people that can't live with that limitation, you can get a commercial license from that email address. | 09:06.10 |
| | The GNU AGPL version comes with no support. If you want support, that email address will sell you support contracts too. | 09:06.43 |
| mac- | Robin_Watts: thx for the clarification | 11:25.03 |
| | Robin_Watts: as I guess any ideas/feedback/input/bugs should be put into the project's bugzilla ? | 13:19.53 |
| Robin_Watts | or mentioned here, yes. | 13:40.19 |
| | by all means mention ideas informally here, cos we may be able to give you quick answers. | 13:40.50 |
| | but bugs with example docs etc, bugzilla is best. | 13:41.00 |
| mac- | ok | 13:45.57 |
| | well | 13:45.58 |
| | zooming in/out has huge ratio, there would be nice to be able to resize with the current ratio and then to use more precise stepping i.e. 1% with different key combination to provide the best view for a user | 13:47.26 |
| Robin_Watts | mac-: There is a new viewer that will be out in beta in hopefully just a few days, where you can control the zoom more accurately. | 14:29.13 |
| mac- | great | 14:32.31 |
| | I sue 11,6" netbook computer and every mm is important for me | 14:33.26 |
| | use* | 14:33.29 |
| | with dwm | 14:33.33 |
| | Robin_Watts: btw, why it turns pages by itself sometimes ? | 16:38.16 |
| hetakuso | So, are you guys like building a web browser? I see javascript, html layout, and css parsing in the source tree. Very confused. | 18:39.43 |
| henrys | hetakuso: javascript is part of interactive pdf, the other two support epub | 19:17.56 |
| hetakuso | henrys: ah, I see. Thanks | 19:51.54 |
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