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What does the license of the product have to do with the output of the product? You can use GIMP and GCC commercially, for example and libraries used with GCC o
by mfgmfg 9y ago
What does the license of the product have to do with the output of the product? You can use GIMP and GCC commercially, for example and libraries used with GCC often have runtime exemptions for their output
- daeken 9y agoBecause this tool is licensed non-commercial. Using it for art that you sell would be a commercial use, and a violation of the license.
- andybak 9y agoHmmmm. Does the licence of the tool affect the output from the tool? Photoshop is propriety but Adobe doesn't have to explicitly grant me rights to the work I create with it.
- bb88 9y agoUsually no, unless say, the tool put some part of itself in the output. The license of GCC doesn't affect the license of your binaries. The license of python doesn't affect the license of your software. etc.
- contravariant 9y agoYou only need a license for the copyright though, in the worst case you waive your right to distribute your derivative code if it has been used for commercial applications (which would be a weird interpretation, but I can't find a precise explanation what the 'non-commercial' license covers).