Object Desktop Lite - Possible to liscense individual OD components for commercial use?
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"So Nintendo licensed Object Desktop Lite [from Stardock] which includes WindowBlinds + IconPackager + WinStyles integrated together," then hired on Pixtudio to create a Gamecube themed suite.
My Question: Is it possible for a developer, like myself, to license the rights sell skins/suites commercially? Commercially, as in the form of a package that contains DesktopX objects/themes on cd that customers could install on their PCs along with Stardock's individual or combined components like DesktopX and Windowblinds.
Without giving too much information away, I have a few components I've been working on that is of good enough quality that I believe may sell quite well, but I'm unsure of the procedure and legal rights involved. While I'm a developer, I'm not into the legal mombo jumbo found in the legal sections of Stardock's installers.
Before the story of Nintendo/Pixtudio I didn't even know an Object Desktop Lite was available (really, who knew?), so maybe the Stardock might be willing to work with people with different needs.
Thanks for your time,
Ron.
My Question: Is it possible for a developer, like myself, to license the rights sell skins/suites commercially? Commercially, as in the form of a package that contains DesktopX objects/themes on cd that customers could install on their PCs along with Stardock's individual or combined components like DesktopX and Windowblinds.
Without giving too much information away, I have a few components I've been working on that is of good enough quality that I believe may sell quite well, but I'm unsure of the procedure and legal rights involved. While I'm a developer, I'm not into the legal mombo jumbo found in the legal sections of Stardock's installers.
Before the story of Nintendo/Pixtudio I didn't even know an Object Desktop Lite was available (really, who knew?), so maybe the Stardock might be willing to work with people with different needs.
Thanks for your time,
Ron.
