[Dune] license again

[Gregor Corbin]

Hi,

thanks everyone for your input. I finally decided to put the code under
GPL2.

Regarding the change to dune-geometry: It adds the Gauss-Radau
quadratures(Gauss quadratures that include only one endpoint of the
interval) to dune-geometry/quadraturrerules. I followed the design
pattern of the other rules. However, only rules of up to order 3 are
implemented, because that was enough form me.

If you think this is a useful addition, I could also implement the
higher orders and make a merge request.

Bye,

Gregor

On 02.12.20 00:46, Christoph Grüninger wrote:
> Hi Gregor,
> the other answers are right.
>
> I wanted to ask you, whether your change of dune-geometry would be of
> interest for a wider audience. Then it would be nice, if you could
> contribute it as a merge request, so we can include it.
>
> Bye
> Christoph
>
> Am 27.11.20 um 19:25 schrieb Gregor Corbin:
>> Dear Dune Community,
>>
>> as part of my Ph.D. I wrote some code based on DUNE and DUNE PDELab,
>> which I now want make accessible for everyone. I sent everything (the
>> research code, auxiliary scripts, outputs) to the university library
>> to put it on one of their servers.
>> They asked me under which license I want to publish it. My first
>> instinct was to choose a relatively strict open source license, such
>> as GPL. But I have really no clue about the fine details and
>> implications.
>> The person from the library told me that using the GPL could mean
>> that colleagues from my work group could not re-use my code for their
>> research/publications. This seems a bit far fetched for me, as there
>> is apparently also no problem for me to publish results obtained with
>> code based on the Dune libraries.
>>
>> So, are there any downsides of using the GPL?
>>
>> To complicate matters, I included a small patch (as a git diff) to
>> dune-geometry (The original dune modules are not a part of the
>> published package. I only have a script to clone them from their
>> repositories). Does this mean I have to use the GPL anyway? I am
>> aware that there was a discussion about licenses to modified dune
>> code recently, but this is still unclear to me.
>>
>> I would be grateful for any advice in this.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Gregor Corbin
>>
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