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"DreamWorks Animation announced their intent to release their proprietary production renderer, MoonRay, as open source software later this year. [...] DreamWork
by homarp 4y ago
"DreamWorks Animation announced their intent to release their proprietary production renderer, MoonRay, as open source software later this year.
[...] DreamWorks intends to make MoonRay available under the Apache 2.0 license."
with a Contributor License Agreement - https://openmoonray.org/MoonRayContributorLicenseAgreement.pdf https://openmoonray.org/MoonRayContributorLicenseAgreement.p...
- sealeck 4y agoThe text of the CLA in question for companies "You agree that all Contributions to the Project made by You or by Your designated employees shall be submitted and licensed to the project under AL-2.0. You agree that You shall be bound by the terms of AL-2.0 for all Contributions made by You and Your employees. Your designated employees who are authorized to make Contributions shall be those identified by Your CLA Manager(s). You agree to identify Your initial CLA Manager(s) below and thereafter maintain current lists of employees eligible to make Contributions by providing updated lists to Moonray@dreamworks.com." And for individuals "Thank you for your interest in the MoonRay open source project (“Project”), which has selected the Apache License Version 2.0 (“AL-2.0”) for its inbound contributions. The terms You, Contributor, and Contribution are used here as defined in AL-2.0. The Project is required to have a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) on file that binds each Contributor. You agree that all Contributions to the Project made by You shall be submitted and licensed to the project under AL-2.0 and that You shall be bound by the terms of AL-2.0 for all Contributions made by You. Please complete this form, sign, and email a PDF file to MoonRay@dreamworks.com." Seems fairly harmless.