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Lizenzhinweis auf GPLv2 "Inkovideo"
Die von uns vertriebenen Produkte enthalten Software (insb. Firmware), die
ganz oder in Teilen sog. Open Source Software (OSS) enthalten können, die
nur unter gesonderten Lizenzbedingungen zur Verfügung gestellt werden; z.B.
den Lizenzbedingungen der GNU General Public License, Version 2 (GPLv2).
1. Die Lizenzbedingungen der entsprechenden OSS-Lizenzen sind dem
Produkt entweder als Papierausdruck oder in der Datei „License.txt" auf einem
Datenträger beigefügt
2. Soweit es die Open-Source-Software-Lizenzen voraussetzen, dass
Inkovideo
Ihnen
eine
vollständige,
entsprechenden Quellcodes und/oder der Modifikationen zur Verfügung stellt
(„Quelldateien"), wird Ihnen Inkovideo auf entsprechende schriftliche Anfrage
die Quelldateien per Post auf einem handelsüblichen Datenträger zusenden.
Bitte wenden Sie sich hierzu mit Ihrem Namen und Ihrer Anschrift an die
folgende Adresse: Inkovideo GmbH & Co. KG, Weststr. 51, 40721 Hilden. Bei
allen Anfragen ist im Betreff klar anzugeben: Anfrage Quellcode. Das Angebot,
eine Kopie der Quelldateien zu erhalten, gilt für drei Jahre ab dem Zeitpunkt,
zu dem Sie das Produkt (gemeinsam mit der embedded software) und/oder die
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Die Gewährleistung für die Hardware ist davon nicht betroffen ist und besteht
in vollem Umfang.
4. Den vollständigen Lizenztext finden Sie nachfolgend:
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