PDR: Licensing Details
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons
Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
Copyright (c) 2013-2014 by Aaron Bloomfield.
Various components in this repository were obtained from other
sources, all of which have compatible licenses, and all of which are
listed below. Anything not listed below is released under the CC BY-SA
license mentioned above.
- reveal.js (used
for the slides), released under an MIT license
- Some of the images
- The green double arrow (slides/images/green-double-arrow.png) was
adapted from openclipart.org,
specifically here;
the red double arrow (slides/images/red-double-arrow.png) was adapted
from that as well. These images are released into the public domain with
no restrictions; see here for
details.
- slides/images/menu-icon.png is
from here
- slides/images/print-icon.png is
from here;
the license requires a linkback, which was that link.
- Some of the code in canvas.js was
adapted from two Stack Overflow
posts: here
and here
(which code was adapated from those posts is described in the canvas.js file).
- The DHTML Window Widget (in dhtmlwindow.js and dhtmlwindow.css file) was taken
from Dynamic Drive, along with
the various images (close.gif, max.gif, min.gif, resize.gif, and restore.gif); the full license is
in the dhtmlwindow.js file.
- The UNIX
tutorials are from here, and is
released under a CC BY-NC-SA
2.0 license.
- The How
can I serve an evil genius flowchart and prediction
flowchart for geek gifts were both from here. The
license description is here,
which states that it may be used for “non-commercial” purposes.
- While the xkcd images in the daily announcements are not included in
this repository, the xkcd heap/tree image,
from xkcd #835 is included so that
this slide set can be viewed off-line. The license for the xkcd material is
a CC BY-NC
license, which means it’s compatible to include it in this
repository.
- The airline route image in the Graphs slide set is from Openflights (it’s this
image on the bottom of this page), and their FAQ states that their license
allows for non-commercial use.