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=== What is Cartographer? ===
=== What is Cartographer? ===
=== What license agreement is Cartographer released under? ===
Two licenses cover different components of Cartographer.  The first, the [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html GNU GPLv2], covers pieces that have been open sourced.  The second, this [[License_agreement|license agreement]] covers those portions not released under open source.


=== What are the pieces parts? ===
=== What are the pieces parts? ===
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=== What license agreement is Cartographer released under? ===
Two licenses cover different components of Cartographer.  The first, the [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html GNU GPLv2], covers pieces that have been open sourced.  The second, this [[License_agreement|license agreement]] covers those portions not released under open source.


==== Where can I download the source? ====
==== Where can I download the source? ====

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Cartographer Project FAQ

This FAQ for the Cartographer project is broken into several sections. If you do not find the answer to your question here, please let us know by emailing info1 -at- krupczak.org

Project

What is Cartographer?

What license agreement is Cartographer released under?

Two licenses cover different components of Cartographer. The first, the GNU GPLv2, covers pieces that have been open sourced. The second, this license agreement covers those portions not released under open source.

What are the pieces parts?

The figures below depict the software architectural relationship between the various components. Green denotes an open-source component, covered by the GPLv2, while blue denotes those that are traditional or closed-source covered by our own license agreement.

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Where can I download the source?

See this web page to download source and binaries. http://www.krupczak.org/index.php/Distributions

What is the current version?

The current release is 1.1.

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Installation

Troubleshooting

Contributing