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Commercial Licensing

Linux Soundboard is publicly available under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0.

The public license allows noncommercial use only. It does not allow commercial use, resale, paid redistribution, commercial bundling, or inclusion in a commercial product or service.

Commercial use requires permission

You need a separate written commercial license from the project owner before you do any of the following:

  • sell Linux Soundboard or a modified version of it;
  • distribute Linux Soundboard through a paid store or paid package bundle;
  • include Linux Soundboard or its source code in a commercial product;
  • use Linux Soundboard as part of a paid service, subscription, SaaS offering, or commercial support package;
  • remove or replace the required copyright notice;
  • present a fork as an official Linux Soundboard release.

Official commercial builds

The project owner may publish official commercial builds, including builds distributed through Steam or other software stores. Those builds may be offered under separate store, EULA, or commercial terms.

The existence of an official paid build does not grant third parties the right to sell, repackage, or commercially distribute the public repository version.

Donations and sponsorships

Voluntary donations to the official project support development but do not grant ownership, commercial-use rights, resale rights, or a commercial license.

Payments required or expected in exchange for a copy, build, bundle, commercial service, or paid support are not treated as ordinary donations under this policy. See Donations and Sponsorships.

Contact

For commercial licensing, contact the project owner through the GitHub repository:

https://github.com/germanua/Linux-SoundBoard

No commercial license granted by this file

This document explains the commercial licensing policy. It is not itself a commercial license, reseller agreement, trademark license, or permission to use the project commercially.