Switch to the MIT license

[Ekleog]

As there is no license on this repo, it's hard to reuse the code as part of another project.

Here is thus a suggestion to relicense into MIT.

Please answer with a sentence like “I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license” if you agree.

Note I am not a lawyer and cannot assert that this will be enough to be legally allowed to relicense the repository, but it's the best I can do :)

• [x] @GuillaumeGomez
• [x] @EPashkin
• [x] @sfanxiang
• [x] @moggiesir
• [x] @vhdirk
• [x] @fengalin
• [x] @sdroege
• [ ] @bvinc
• [ ] @tmiasko
• [x] @antoyo
• [ ] @gkoz

[sdroege]

Note that this only applies to the fix.sh, the .gir files are all under the license of their original project (LGPL-2.1+ that is).

Tomasz is @tmiasko I guess

Also :+1: from my side

[vhdirk]

I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license.

@dvhaeren here. Not sure why I seem to have 2 accounts?

:+1:

[GuillaumeGomez]

I accept as well.

[EPashkin]

I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license.

[fengalin]

I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license.

[antoyo]

I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license.

[sfanxiang]

I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license.

[moggiesir]

I hereby accept to license all my contributions to this repository under the MIT license