From:	Thomas Dickey <dickey AT saltmine DOT radix DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: Text (console) UIs for C/C++ (Linux and DOS)
Date:	30 Jul 2002 10:23:15 GMT
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In comp.os.linux.development.apps Philip Pemberton <philpem AT despammed DOT com> wrote:
> CDK? The Curses Development Kit? I found a reference to that in GoogleGroups
> earlier today - I've just finished printing off the examples for it. Now I'm
> converting the manpages to PostScript and printing them off.

> It certainly seems to have a much better API than "raw" ncurses. That and
> it's LGPL'd which works out to my advantage (no "If you use this in your
> program you must release your source code..." clause). Speaking of the LGPL,
> I really need to read through it again... Anyone got a "No Legalese" copy of
> it?

Cdk's BSD, not LGPL.  (They are different, really)

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