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RUFFIN MICHEL
 

Dear all,
The OMG (Object Management group) is organizing a workshop on standardizing open source governance practices on December 11 in Santa Clara (CA) http://www.omg.org/news/meetings/tc/ca-13/special-events/FOSS.htm
 
We would like to invite the members of the SPDX group to participate. From my discussions with a lot of companies since two years on this topic, there is more and more interested parties.
 
Michel
 
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Distinguished Member of Technical Staff
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1.2 and BoF Report

Philip Odence
 

It's official, 1.2 is up.  Again, huge thanks to all who contributed. Credit Mark Gisi with finding this apt quote:

“people throw stones at you and you turned them into milestones”

             ― Sachin Tendulkar (Ted Williams of Cricket)


I had a good BoF session with folks from Intel, Qualcomm, HP, Orange, Valeo, and others. There were about 12 including a reporter from Munich. I thought this was a terrific turnout given that it was at the end of a long day and directly competed with the beer/wine and appetizers.I went through a presentation, but it was much more of a discussion and there was healthy discussion of just about every slide; we went for an hour and could have gone longer. At least a couple of the participants indicated enough interest to get involved and help. We'll see.


1.2 Announced at LinuxCon Europe

Philip Odence
 

I was going to hold of until the press release tomorrow, but Jim Zemlin jumped the gun slightly, prominently featuring the SPDX 1.2 release in his keynote this morning. Sorry I wasn't quicker getting my camera out, or I would include a pic. The press release is scheduled for 9am UK time Tuesday.

Big thanks and congrats to Kate and the Technical Team for achieving this milestone. And honorable mentions to Jilayne and the Legal team and Jack & Scott and the Business Team for their support. 

Will let you know how my SPDX BoF goes, but keep expectations in check as I seem to be competing with free (as in free beer) beer during my early evening timeslot.

Best,
Phil



SPDX 1.2 - final review - input needed by Oct 18 EOD.

kate.stewart@...
 

Dear SPDX participants,
    The attached specification has all the bugzilla issues targetted to be resolved in SPDX 1.2 addressed, so its pretty close (if no significant feedback in the next few days) we'll be publishing.     The changes since 1.1 have primarily involved standardizing some additional fields for supporting the supply chain information needs,  resolving issues that were found at the bakeoff at Collab by the participants, and giving more flexibility on naming of the licence references that aren't in the SPDX license list ( which has been updated too! ).   There is also a new appendix on the License Template that is being used in the license list. 

    If you have a chance to review it, and spot something that should be fixed:  
1)  If its a typo, spelling, or grammar issue - please send me the page number and description of what should be changed in an email.  I'll do my best to incorporate it in the final pass on Saturday.  
2) If its a problem with the fields and content or a suggestion for further improvement,  please open a bug in bugzilla [1]. 
3) If you have a question that doesn't fall into one of the two above cases,  please feel free to email spdx-tech@...

A very big THANK YOU to all of the bakeoff participants and users of the SPDX 1.1 specification who opened bugs, as well as the tech-team members who worked out fixes for the issues.  In particular, I'd like to thank Bill Schineller, Gary O'Neall, Jack Manbeck and Mark Gisi for their excellent help cleaning up this final version of the specification and getting it ready to publish over the last month.   

Looking forward to your feedback.

Thanks, 
Kate 

[1] https://bugs.linuxfoundation.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=SPDX   


SPDX Awareness Building

Philip Odence
 

At LinuxCon Europe next week, the Linux Foundation will send out a press release announcing version 1.2. Also, in addition to a presentation for Black Duck, I will be hosting BoF session on SPDX and will be joining Claus Peter Wiedemann of Bearing Point to present SPDX at the Automotive Linux event later in the week.

In Asia, YoungTaek Kim will be presenting Samsung's use of SPDX at the Korean Linux Forum in Nov and at the Japan Open Compliance Summit in December. For those who missed the session in New Orleans, here are Taek's slides: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/sites/events/files/slides/Piloting%20SPDX%20in%20Samsung%20-%20case%20studies%20and%20experiences%20%28YoungTaek%20Kim%29.pdf

Lastly, I presented in introduction to SPDX last week at the GENIVI all members meeting in San Diego last week. There is good awareness of SPDX amongst anyone involved in licensing for GENIVI (the open source In-Vehicle Infotainment platform) and this was an opportunity to build awareness with a broader group.

It's exciting to see the word get out across the globe!

Best,
Phil

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Thursday SPDX General Meeting

Philip Odence
 


Meeting Time: Thurs, Oct 2, 8am PST / 10 am CST / 11am EST / 15:00 UTC. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Conf call dial-in:
Conference code:  7812589502
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International dial-in number: (253) 336-6732
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Administrative Agenda
Attendance
Approve Minutes- 

Technical Team Report - Kate


Legal Team Report - Jilayne


Business Team Report – Jack/Scott



Cross Functional Issues – Phil


SPDX License List v1.19 is now live!!

Jilayne Lovejoy <lovejoylids@...>
 


SPDX License List version 1.19 has been released!

The website pages at http://spdx.org/licenses/ has been updated and the download of the SPDX License List can now be found here: http://git.spdx.org/?p=license-list.git;a=summary

Here's a summary of changes over v1.18 (which is also summarized in the last column of the spreadsheet):
 
- 4 new licenses: 
  1. Artistic-1.0-cl8
  2. Artistic-1.0-Perl
  3. IBM-pibs
  4. SISSL-1.2
  5. Unlicense

- 1 license removed: 
  1. Ruby  --> in reviewing a newer version of Ruby License (where the notice regarding the disjunctive license choice changed from GPLv2 or Ruby to BSD-2-clause or Ruby) it was noticed there are also variations in the substantive text of the license.  The current situation (with how Ruby is listed on the SPDX License List) means we have text for the older version and link to the current version, which only adds to potential confusion/ambiguity in that people will continue to use that short identifier perhaps incorrectly.  The SPDX Legal Team is researching the variations and communicating with Ruby to come to an accurate way to represent the different license variations. (In other words, Ruby License will be put back on the SPDX License List in the near future, but in a more accurate and complete way than it had been.)
 
- Differences in Artistic License 1.0 variations accounted for in Notes field
- PHP-3.0 license text updated (was duplicate with PHP-3.01 previously)
- "v1.1" added to full name of SISSL (due to addition of SISSL-1.2)
- W3C - full name corrected
 
.odt and .xls formats of the SPDX License List spreadsheet are included in the git repo download.


Jilayne Lovejoy
SPDX Legal Team lead


Re: PIBS License Identifier

Wolfgang Denk
 

Dear Jilayne,

In message <BDE6BBEB-1FDC-4B89-9576-7BDC59BD4577@...> you wrote:

We are adding this license to the about-to-be-released version 1.19 of
the SPDX License LIst and I had a couple things I wanted to share with
you.
Thanks - much appreciated.

1) it was suggested to use the short identifier: "ibm-pibs" - do you
have any objection to "IBM-pibs"? The reason being that all other SPDX
License List short identifiers tend towards using capital letters unless
spelling a word. I'd prefer to be consistent to this end, but it's not
a major sticking point either way (in other words, if you are already
using the all-lower-case short identifier, I don't see why we can't
adopt that to the SPDX License List - if anyone on the Legal Team
disagrees with me, please speak up)
I like consistency, too, so please feel free to use "IBM-pibs".
the necessary change to the U_boot code is trivial, and was expected,
as I was aware that I was using an self-made name. So no objections
from my side.

2) in regards to the two different copyright dates you mentioned below
(2002 and 1995) - I have compared the actual text of the 2002 version
you listed in this email and the 1995 version you provided links to in a
subsequent email and the only difference is the date itself. In this
case, the SPDX License List matching guidelines would equate these two
license as the same, as this is only a copyright notice year difference,
not a difference in the substantive text of the license.
Agreed. I think I could find some more versions of this license if I
dig deeper in our old code archives, but those I've seen so far all
differ in the date only. So your suggestion makes perfect sense.

If you could get back to me as to the first item as soon as possible,
that would be great.
Thanks for your help with that!

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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Re: PIBS License Identifier

Jilayne Lovejoy <lovejoylids@...>
 

Hello Wolfgang,

We are adding this license to the about-to-be-released version 1.19 of the SPDX License LIst and I had a couple things I wanted to share with you.

1) it was suggested to use the short identifier: "ibm-pibs" - do you have any objection to "IBM-pibs"? The reason being that all other SPDX License List short identifiers tend towards using capital letters unless spelling a word. I'd prefer to be consistent to this end, but it's not a major sticking point either way (in other words, if you are already using the all-lower-case short identifier, I don't see why we can't adopt that to the SPDX License List - if anyone on the Legal Team disagrees with me, please speak up)

2) in regards to the two different copyright dates you mentioned below (2002 and 1995) - I have compared the actual text of the 2002 version you listed in this email and the 1995 version you provided links to in a subsequent email and the only difference is the date itself. In this case, the SPDX License List matching guidelines would equate these two license as the same, as this is only a copyright notice year difference, not a difference in the substantive text of the license.

If you could get back to me as to the first item as soon as possible, that would be great.

Cheers,

Jilayne Lovejoy
SPDX Legal Team lead

On Jul 28, 2013, at 8:23 AM, Wolfgang Denk <wd@...> wrote:

Hello,

IBM has published several versions of their PIBS (PowerPC
Initialization and Boot Software) boot loader source code with a
license header like this:

---------- snip ----------
This source code has been made available to you by IBM on an AS-IS
basis. Anyone receiving this source is licensed under IBM
copyrights to use it in any way he or she deems fit, including
copying it, modifying it, compiling it, and redistributing it either
with or without modifications. No license under IBM patents or
patent applications is to be implied by the copyright license.

Any user of this software should understand that IBM cannot provide
technical support for this software and will not be responsible for
any consequences resulting from the use of this software.

Any person who transfers this source code or any derivative work
must include the IBM copyright notice, this paragraph, and the
preceding two paragraphs in the transferred software.

COPYRIGHT I B M CORPORATION 2002
LICENSED MATERIAL - PROGRAM PROPERTY OF I B M
---------- snip ----------

I have another version of this license text dated 1995.

Has any of these been evaluated before? I can't find a SPDX License
Identifier for this?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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Re: New Person Questions

Gary O'Neall
 

Hi David,

 

As Mark mentioned, 1.2 is still under development.  The current schedule has the spec being release within the next 2 weeks.  The SPDX tools typically follow within a week.

 

I’ll take care of update the version number of the tag to RDF tools (your #1 below).  Thanks for pointing that out.

 

Feel free to report any problems or suggest any improvements in the tools through bugs.linuxfoundation.com, the spdx-tech mailing list, or emailing me.

 

Thanks,


Gary

 

From: Gisi, Mark [mailto:Mark.Gisi@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 9:18 AM
To: Good, David; spdx@...
Cc: Gary O'Neall
Subject: RE: New Person Questions

 

Hi David,

 

Thank you for expressing interest in SPDX and for your insightful questions.

 

>>  SPDX-1.2 is not supported by this version of the rdf parser

 

The SPDX 1.2 version of the specification has not been released yet. It is in the final stage of review and is expected to be released around the end of the month. Wind River wanted to provide a customer with access to a beta implementation of 1.2 via our cloud solution. This has created some confusion. It was a mistake to provide general available access to a beta version prior to the final release of the 1.2 specification. I apologize.

 

Gary O’Neal is the SPDX tools lead who could best address your questions with respect to upcoming SPDX project tool support for the different versions of the specification.

 

Kind regards,

Mark

 

Mark Gisi | Wind River | Senior Intellectual Property Manager

Tel (510) 749-2016 | Fax (510) 749-4552

 

 

 

 

From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Good, David
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 7:23 AM
To: spdx@...
Subject: New Person Questions

 

Hi!

I’ve just gotten started looking at generating SPDX files for our WindRiver Linux-based project.

Wind River gave us a bunch of SPDX files in the form of Excel spreadsheets,

but I need to generate some more, so I was looking at the tools here.

 

Before splattering things into bugzilla, I thought I’d ask about proper channels.

 

Should this all be in the Technical newsgroup?

 

1) On the tools -> Tag to RDF page, the offered download of 1.1.7 actually gives one 1.1.17

     Is there a webmaster to contact?

 

2) I generated a tag file using the WindRiver cloud service,

and running TagToRdf version 1.1.17 reports:

                unrecognized SPDX Tag: LicenseListVersion

It was easy to work-around this, I just commented out the line

                LicenseListVersion: 1.18

(or is TagToRdf expecting LicenseListVersion: 1.17 ?)

If I look on the Licenses page, the current version is 1.18, but there doesn’t appear to

be any history of previous versions of the license list?  What changed from 1.17 to 1.18?

Is LicenseListVersion an invalid tag?  or is TagToRdf wrong?

 

3) The latest version of RdfToSpreadsheet is 1.1.3,

and running it on the output of TagToRdf reports:

                SPDX-1.2 is not supported by this version of the rdf parser

It did appear to work.

Are there plans to update RdfToSpreadsheet to handle SPDX-1.2?

Is the tool disconnect worthy of bugzilla?

 

 

D.Good

 


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Re: New Person Questions

Mark Gisi
 

Hi David,

 

Thank you for expressing interest in SPDX and for your insightful questions.

 

>>  SPDX-1.2 is not supported by this version of the rdf parser

 

The SPDX 1.2 version of the specification has not been released yet. It is in the final stage of review and is expected to be released around the end of the month. Wind River wanted to provide a customer with access to a beta implementation of 1.2 via our cloud solution. This has created some confusion. It was a mistake to provide general available access to a beta version prior to the final release of the 1.2 specification. I apologize.

 

Gary O’Neal is the SPDX tools lead who could best address your questions with respect to upcoming SPDX project tool support for the different versions of the specification.

 

Kind regards,

Mark

 

Mark Gisi | Wind River | Senior Intellectual Property Manager

Tel (510) 749-2016 | Fax (510) 749-4552

 

 

 

 

From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Good, David
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 7:23 AM
To: spdx@...
Subject: New Person Questions

 

Hi!

I’ve just gotten started looking at generating SPDX files for our WindRiver Linux-based project.

Wind River gave us a bunch of SPDX files in the form of Excel spreadsheets,

but I need to generate some more, so I was looking at the tools here.

 

Before splattering things into bugzilla, I thought I’d ask about proper channels.

 

Should this all be in the Technical newsgroup?

 

1) On the tools -> Tag to RDF page, the offered download of 1.1.7 actually gives one 1.1.17

     Is there a webmaster to contact?

 

2) I generated a tag file using the WindRiver cloud service,

and running TagToRdf version 1.1.17 reports:

                unrecognized SPDX Tag: LicenseListVersion

It was easy to work-around this, I just commented out the line

                LicenseListVersion: 1.18

(or is TagToRdf expecting LicenseListVersion: 1.17 ?)

If I look on the Licenses page, the current version is 1.18, but there doesn’t appear to

be any history of previous versions of the license list?  What changed from 1.17 to 1.18?

Is LicenseListVersion an invalid tag?  or is TagToRdf wrong?

 

3) The latest version of RdfToSpreadsheet is 1.1.3,

and running it on the output of TagToRdf reports:

                SPDX-1.2 is not supported by this version of the rdf parser

It did appear to work.

Are there plans to update RdfToSpreadsheet to handle SPDX-1.2?

Is the tool disconnect worthy of bugzilla?

 

 

D.Good

 


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New Person Questions

Good, David <dgood@...>
 

Hi!

I’ve just gotten started looking at generating SPDX files for our WindRiver Linux-based project.

Wind River gave us a bunch of SPDX files in the form of Excel spreadsheets,

but I need to generate some more, so I was looking at the tools here.

 

Before splattering things into bugzilla, I thought I’d ask about proper channels.

 

Should this all be in the Technical newsgroup?

 

1) On the tools -> Tag to RDF page, the offered download of 1.1.7 actually gives one 1.1.17

     Is there a webmaster to contact?

 

2) I generated a tag file using the WindRiver cloud service,

and running TagToRdf version 1.1.17 reports:

                unrecognized SPDX Tag: LicenseListVersion

It was easy to work-around this, I just commented out the line

                LicenseListVersion: 1.18

(or is TagToRdf expecting LicenseListVersion: 1.17 ?)

If I look on the Licenses page, the current version is 1.18, but there doesn’t appear to

be any history of previous versions of the license list?  What changed from 1.17 to 1.18?

Is LicenseListVersion an invalid tag?  or is TagToRdf wrong?

 

3) The latest version of RdfToSpreadsheet is 1.1.3,

and running it on the output of TagToRdf reports:

                SPDX-1.2 is not supported by this version of the rdf parser

It did appear to work.

Are there plans to update RdfToSpreadsheet to handle SPDX-1.2?

Is the tool disconnect worthy of bugzilla?

 

 

D.Good

 


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Minutes from Today's SPDX General Meeting

Philip Odence
 


SPDX General Meeting Next Week

Philip Odence
 

Hoping to see many of you at LinuxCon. We have full day of SPDX on Tuesday of the event. 



Meeting Time: Thurs, Sept 5, 8am PST / 10 am CST / 11am EST / 15:00 UTC. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Conf call dial-in:
Conference code:  7812589502
Toll-free dial-in number (U.S. and Canada):  (877) 435-0230
International dial-in number: (253) 336-6732
For those dialing in from other regions, a list of toll free numbers can be found: 
https://www.intercallonline.com/portlets/scheduling/viewNumbers/viewNumber.do?ownerNumber=6053870&audioType=RP&viewGa=false&ga=OFF

 
Administrative Agenda
Attendance
Approve Minutes- 

Technical Team Report - Kate


Legal Team Report - Jilayne


Business Team Report – Jack/Scott



Cross Functional Issues – Phil
Update on Yocto project- Matt Germonprez


Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Tom Incorvia
 

Hello Phil, fine to use Micro Focus name in this context. Thanks, Tom
Tom Incorvia; tom.incorvia@...; O: (512) 340-1336; M: (408) 499 6850

-----Original Message-----
From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Meier, Roger
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 4:14 AM
To: podence@...
Cc: spdx@...
Subject: Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Hi Phil

REQUEST for immediate action:
Jilayne, Scott and I are working on a paper for law journal (IFOSSLR). In one section we are talking about the license list. We have heard anecdotally about some companies that are using the short names and list for internal purposes even if they have not yet implemented SPDX overall. If your company is using SPDX in this way, we'd like to include the name of your company in a sentence, something along the lines of:
A number of companies, such as X, Y and Z, are already using the license list and short names internally.
Please get back to me if we can include your company on the list. We are trying to wrap up the article next week, so a response in the next few days would be appreciated.
Yes, we are using the license list internally at Siemens. You can add us to the list as well.

All the best!
Roger



With best regards,
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Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

RUFFIN MICHEL
 

Alcatel-Lucent is using the SPDX standard internally and we have aligned all our internal documents on FOSS (including trainings) and our Databases on the license taxonomy of SPDX. So I guess you can mention our name for license taxonomy compliance.

A small comment on the taxonomy. We have a governance process in place since 10 years and I have now to explain to people (already trained as experts, that's around 250+ people) that what we were calling old BSD or BSD1 is now BSD4-clause and new BSD or BSD2 is now BSD3-clause. That's sometimes a bit confusing 8-). Even me I am a bit confused sometimes.

So today for BSD, in document and trainings we keep the 3 way of calling the licenses

I would like to point out that there is a big issue with the SPDX standard.
For a given FOSS there is a top level license
And there is a file level license
There is no intermediate level

In fact there are 3 levels for open sources
Top level license of the FOSS
Dependencies (FOSS which are included with the top level FOSS)
File level license (not use in practice by any of our suppliers).
This is something that SPDX should address

Michel
Michel.Ruffin@..., PhD
Software Coordination Manager, N&P IS/IT
Distinguished Member of Technical Staff
Tel +33 (0) 6 75 25 21 94
Alcatel-Lucent International, Centre de Villarceaux
Route De Villejust, 91620 Nozay, France

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Envoyé : vendredi 16 août 2013 16:19
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Objet : RE: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

You can include Texas Instruments as well.

Jack


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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 5:14 AM
To: podence@...
Cc: spdx@...
Subject: Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Hi Phil

REQUEST for immediate action:
Jilayne, Scott and I are working on a paper for law journal (IFOSSLR). In one section we are talking about the license list. We have heard anecdotally about some companies that are using the short names and list for internal purposes even if they have not yet implemented SPDX overall. If your company is using SPDX in this way, we'd like to include the name of your company in a sentence, something along the lines of:
A number of companies, such as X, Y and Z, are already using the license list and short names internally.
Please get back to me if we can include your company on the list. We are trying to wrap up the article next week, so a response in the next few days would be appreciated.
Yes, we are using the license list internally at Siemens. You can add us to the list as well.

All the best!
Roger



With best regards,
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Siemens Schweiz AG, Building Technologies Division, International Headquarters Infrastructure & Cities Sector Building Technologies Division Control Products & Systems IC BT CPS R&D ZG FW CCP Gubelstrasse 22
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Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Manbeck, Jack
 

You can include Texas Instruments as well.

Jack

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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 5:14 AM
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Subject: Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Hi Phil

REQUEST for immediate action:
Jilayne, Scott and I are working on a paper for law journal (IFOSSLR). In one section we are talking about the license list. We have heard anecdotally about some companies that are using the short names and list for internal purposes even if they have not yet implemented SPDX overall. If your company is using SPDX in this way, we'd like to include the name of your company in a sentence, something along the lines of:
A number of companies, such as X, Y and Z, are already using the license list and short names internally.
Please get back to me if we can include your company on the list. We are trying to wrap up the article next week, so a response in the next few days would be appreciated.
Yes, we are using the license list internally at Siemens. You can add us to the list as well.

All the best!
Roger



With best regards,
Roger Meier

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Re: SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Meier, Roger <r.meier@...>
 

Hi Phil

REQUEST for immediate action:
Jilayne, Scott and I are working on a paper for law journal (IFOSSLR). In one section we are talking about the license list. We have heard anecdotally about some companies that are using the short names and list for internal purposes even if they have not yet implemented SPDX overall. If your company is using SPDX in this way, we'd like to include the name of your company in a sentence, something along the lines of:
A number of companies, such as X, Y and Z, are already using the license list and short names internally.
Please get back to me if we can include your company on the list. We are trying to wrap up the article next week, so a response in the next few days would be appreciated.
Yes, we are using the license list internally at Siemens. You can add us to the list as well.

All the best!
Roger



With best regards,
Roger Meier

Siemens Schweiz AG, Building Technologies Division, International Headquarters
Infrastructure & Cities Sector
Building Technologies Division
Control Products & Systems
IC BT CPS R&D ZG FW CCP
Gubelstrasse 22
6300 Zug, Switzerland
Tel: +41 41 724-4942
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SPDX LinuxCon 2013 Schedule

Manbeck, Jack
 

All,

 

SPDX has an unofficial (meaning we are not on the regular schedule) room which will be using for meetings at LinuxCon 2013. A schedule has been posted on the SPDX web site (http://spdx.org) as a news item. We hope to see many of you there.

 

Best regards,

 

Jack Manbeck (Business Team Co-Chair)

 

 

 


SPDX General Meeting minutes and request

Philip Odence
 

MINUTES of Aug 1 meeting:

REQUEST for immediate action:
Jilayne, Scott and I are working on a paper for law journal (IFOSSLR). In one section we are talking about the license list. We have heard anecdotally about some companies that are using the short names and list for internal purposes even if they have not yet implemented SPDX overall. If your company is using SPDX in this way, we'd like to include the name of your company in a sentence, something along the lines of:
A number of companies, such as X, Y and Z, are already using the license list and short names internally.

Please get back to me if we can include your company on the list. We are trying to wrap up the article next week, so a response in the next few days would be appreciated.