T-License

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T-License is the license used by T-Engine Forum for distributing T-Kernel and μT-Kernel source code.^[1][2] License fee is free if products are developed according to T-License conditions. According to the first version of T-License, changing or modifying the T-Kernel source code can only be done by certain parties like A-level members of the T-Engine Forum and these parties must notify and register their changes with the T-Engine Forum.^[3] But this restriction has been mostly lifted since the 2.0 version, which is in force since May, 2011.^[4]

See also[edit]

• TRON Project
• T-Engine
• T-Kernel

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External links[edit]

• T-License
• TRON Forum
• The Most Popular Operating System in the World