Re: octave tutorial

[Brian Blais]

Steve C. Thompson wrote:
> Brian,
>
> This look great!  Have you considered licensing this work under the GPL
> and making the source files available?  Possibly this could help the
> document evolve more rapidly, requiring less of your time?

I know *nothing* about licensing, and what it commits me to.  I have no 
problem releasing anything for modification or anything else, so I 
believe I am fine with GPL.  And I have the source code for it all, but 
I don't know what I need to do, or what it commits me to (I am no 
lawyer).  Is there a place I can read about it, or are there some 
obvious steps to take?

                        bb

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