LICENCES
Third-party notices
The terminal's cartridges are not screenshots: this site really does redistribute code and data written by other people. Here is what, under which terms, and where to find the corresponding source when the licence requires it.
BrowserQuest cartridge
A multiplayer role-playing game released by Mozilla in 2012, whose world server runs here inside the visitor's browser.
BrowserQuest
Mozilla Foundation · Little Workshop (Franck et Guillaume Lecollinet)
The complete client, the shared modules and the world server, together with the game's tiles, sprites, sounds and music.
- Code : Mozilla Public License 2.0
- Contenu : Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0
Two separate licences in a single repository: the code on one side, the images and sounds on the other. CC BY-SA requires attribution to travel with the work — which is why it appears under the game itself, not only here.
Bibliothèques embarquées par BrowserQuest
Auteurs respectifs, voir ci-dessous
Nine files from the client/js/lib directory, served as-is with the game.
- Underscore.js — MIT
- RequireJS 0.26.0 et jQuery (require-jquery.js) — MIT ou BSD nouvelle
- Modernizr 2.5.3 — MIT et BSD
- class.js (John Resig) — MIT
- astar.js (Andrea Giammarchi) — licence de style MIT
- bison.js (Ivo Wetzel) — MIT
- stacktrace.js (Parakey Inc., Luke Smith) — BSD
- css3-mediaqueries.js — aucune notice dans le fichier distribué
- log.js — sans notice ; composant de BrowserQuest, donc MPL 2.0
Each licence was read from the header of the file actually served. Two carry none: they are reported as such rather than guessed.
Freedoom cartridge
A Doom-compatible engine compiled to WebAssembly, running on the free game data of the Freedoom project. No commercial DOOM file is distributed here.
doom-wasm · Chocolate Doom · DOOM
id Software, Inc. (1993-1996) · Simon Howard (2005-2014) · Cloudflare, Inc. et les contributeurs de doom-wasm
The engine's WebAssembly binary and its JavaScript loader, compiled by MBDev from commit 65e0d3ae of cloudflare/doom-wasm.
- GNU General Public License, version 2 ou ultérieure
GPL v2 requires the corresponding source to accompany the binary. A link to the upstream repository would not do: the obligation falls on whoever distributes, and this binary differs from upstream in its build flags. The archive below contains the exact source that produces it, the change made, and the reproducible recipe.
Source correspondante (2,84 Mo)Empreinte SHA-256Texte de la GPL v2Dépôt amont
Freedoom Phase 1, version 0.13.0
Contributeurs du projet Freedoom (2001-2024)
The freedoom1.wad file, unmodified, extracted from the official archive after verifying its checksum against the one signed by the project.
- BSD 3 clauses
The third clause forbids using the project's name to promote a derived product. MBDev therefore states only that the cartridge runs Freedoom, never implying that the project endorses it.