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License and distribution
MarcDub
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I am still waiting for my hololens (I am in Wave 5). For those who have received their hololens, I would like to know if there are some conditions set by Microsoft concerning the ownership of the code, and limits on how to the code must be installed on the hololens.
In short, does Microsoft claim any type of ownership of the code developed for the hololens and is there any type of limitation to use the hololens with our own code locally developed without going through the MS App Store?
Any information related to IP and code use would be appreciated.
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neerajwadhwa
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For our open source projects on GitHub we use the MIT License. The code in your application would be your discretion whether you would like to open source it or keep the IP private. Hope this helps!
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For our open source projects on GitHub we use the MIT License. The code in your application would be your discretion whether you would like to open source it or keep the IP private. Hope this helps!