This is notice that you are violating OpenTabletDriver's license by including OpenTabletDriver tablet configs directly in an MIT licensed project.
OpenTabletDriver is licensed as LGPLv3. This means it is only directly allowed to be fully integrated into other LGPLv3 or GPLv3 projects. However, it may be used as a component of a differently licensed work as long as it is distributed in a complete form with the license intact and published.
Here's one way this could be resolved:
- Add attribution to the readme of your project.
- Link OpenTabletDriver as a git submodule and pull the configs from there. This allows the complete source code to be present without dirtying up your git tree by simply copy pasting the entire source code in (though you also could do that if you want). A submodule also makes it easy for you to update all the configs at once to maintain parity with the OpenTabletDriver upstream. And it complies with the LGPL requirement of having separation between the LGPL library and the non-LGPL (or non-GPL) project using it.
You may view the full license text here: https://github.com/OpenTabletDriver/OpenTabletDriver/blob/3db1dcb19c5d86656f03e76772cb0c7a8804fef1/LICENSE
This is notice that you are violating OpenTabletDriver's license by including OpenTabletDriver tablet configs directly in an MIT licensed project.
OpenTabletDriver is licensed as LGPLv3. This means it is only directly allowed to be fully integrated into other LGPLv3 or GPLv3 projects. However, it may be used as a component of a differently licensed work as long as it is distributed in a complete form with the license intact and published.
Here's one way this could be resolved:
You may view the full license text here: https://github.com/OpenTabletDriver/OpenTabletDriver/blob/3db1dcb19c5d86656f03e76772cb0c7a8804fef1/LICENSE