Tellusim Core SDK Opens Up For Use By OSI-Approved Open-Source Projects
Over the weekend we wrote about the visually-impressive Tellusim Core SDK being posted to GitHub as a C++ SDK for high-end graphics and compute. The downside was that the Tellusim Core SKD was rather restrictive in only being free for education, free for companies with less than $200k USD in annual revenue, and evaluation purposes. Or you needed to obtain a negotiated license for the software. As a pleasant surprise, OSI-approved open-source projects not backed by for-profit organizations can now openly use this superb graphics SDK.
In responding to feedback raised on the prior Phoronix article, Tellusim founder Alexander Zapryagaev added an exception for such open-source projects that are community-focused / not backed by a for-profit organization.
The Tellusim Core SDK has now added this license acknowledgement:
Thus now opening it up to more uses and making this project certainly much more interesting to community open-source developers / hobbyists. Great job Tellusim Technologies!
Those wanting to check out the Tellusim Core SDK can find it on GitHub.
In responding to feedback raised on the prior Phoronix article, Tellusim founder Alexander Zapryagaev added an exception for such open-source projects that are community-focused / not backed by a for-profit organization.
The Tellusim Core SDK has now added this license acknowledgement:
"Tellusim Core SDK is free for open source non-commercial projects distributed under OSI-approved licenses (such as MIT, BSD, GPL, LGPL, or Apache 2.0), provided that such projects are not affiliated with or sponsored by for-profit organizations."
Thus now opening it up to more uses and making this project certainly much more interesting to community open-source developers / hobbyists. Great job Tellusim Technologies!
Those wanting to check out the Tellusim Core SDK can find it on GitHub.