------ art_2370_7243216.1148741197369 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline One the SoC project page for Ruby it states that the prefered license for these projects was GPL. What is the reason for this, was it required by Google? I would have expected the prefered license to be the Ruby license, or MIT, or BSD, or some such. Curt On 5/24/06, dblack / wobblini.net <dblack / wobblini.net> wrote: > > Hello everyone -- > > On behalf of Ruby Central, the mentoring organization, I am very > pleased indeed to announce the students who have been > awarded grants through the Google Summer of Code program for 2006. > > First, I'd like to express our deep thanks to all the students who > applied, and to all the mentor volunteers. Everyone put in a lot of > time on preparing and/or ranking applications, and the pool of > applications as well as the roster of mentors was impressive. I hope > that those of you who did not receive funding this year will > nonetheless come back next year and apply. > > The students who have been awarded grants by Google, along with their > project titles and names of their mentors, are: > > Alexander Stephen Bradbury: Automated Wrapper Generation > for Information Extraction > Mentor: Austin Ziegler > > Gregory Brown: Ruby Reports > Mentor: David Pollak > > Kevin Clark: mkmf for Rake > Mentor: Caleb Tennis > > Robert Figueiredo: A Ruby Rule-based toolkit > Mentor: Kirk Haines > > Benjamin Gorlick: Improved style and extendable interactive > documentation system for Ruby and Rails > Mentor: James Edward Gray II > > Florian Gross: ruby-breakpoint GUI client > Mentor: Patrick Hurley > > Ilmari Heikkinen: Pure-Ruby OpenGL GUI widget systemMentor: Ryan > Leavengood > > Jeffrey Hughes: Port Ruby to Symbian OSMentor: Dibya Prakash > > Jason Morrison: Code Completion with Type Inference > for Ruby Development Tools project > Mentor: Christopher Williams > > Gabriele Renzi: New Administration subsystem for nitro > Mentor: Bryan Soto > > -- > David A. Black (dblack / wobblini.net) > * Ruby Power and Light, LLC (http://www.rubypowerandlight.com) > > Ruby and Rails consultancy and training > * Author of "Ruby for Rails" from Manning Publications! > > http://www.manning.com/black > > ------ art_2370_7243216.1148741197369--