This is an English translation of the Indonesian original. If the two differ in interpretation, the Indonesian text prevails.
Wira Desk is published by Wira Delta Indonesia under the GNU General Public License, version 3,
only (GPL-3.0-only). The license text that governs is the LICENSE file in the Wira Desk
repository, which is also installed as LICENSE.txt in the installation folder. That text is in
English, and only that official text applies. No translation of the GPL, including the explanation on
this page, replaces it.
This page is a reading of that license, written to save you opening it. Where this page and the license disagree, the license wins.
1. Using It
You may run Wira Desk for any purpose, including paid work, on as many computers as you like, in a company of any size. There is no fee, no registration, no seat count, and no separate commercial license to buy. The GPL puts no conditions at all on running a program.
Nothing you do with the app becomes GPL by association. The license covers Wira Desk's own code, not the documents you had open, not the windows it moved, and not the work you did while Wira Desk was running.
2. Changing It and Passing It On
You may read the source code, modify it, and give copies to anyone. Two conditions apply, and both apply only when you distribute a copy, that is, give it to someone else:
- A copy you hand on, modified or not, stays under GPL-3.0-only.
- Whoever receives it must be able to get the corresponding source code, your changes included.
Modifying a copy for your own use, or for use inside your own organization, is not distribution and triggers neither condition.
3. Why GPL and Not MIT
Wira Desk was licensed under MIT up to version 0.1.4, and has been licensed under GPL-3.0-only since version 0.1.5. The Settings window is built with Slint, which is offered under a choice of licenses: a royalty-free one with conditions, a paid commercial one, and GPL-3.0-only. Wira Desk takes the GPL option, and taking it means the whole program is GPL-3.0-only.
The change was not a position on software freedom. It was the honest consequence of a toolkit choice, recorded in the CHANGELOG on the release that made it.
4. No Warranty
Sections 15 and 16 of the license disclaim all warranty and all liability, and here they are not boilerplate: Wira Desk is still below version 1.0, it installs global keyboard and mouse hooks, and it moves your windows around. This software comes as is.
5. Third-Party Code
Wira Desk uses a large number of Rust libraries, nearly all of them MIT or Apache-2.0. NOTICE in the
repository lists the third-party licenses: every dependency, with its version and license. The same file
is installed as NOTICE.txt in the installation folder.
Continuous integration runs cargo-deny on every change, and the build fails if a dependency arrives
with a license outside the allowed list. So a dependency under another license cannot come in unnoticed.
6. The Name and the Icon
The GPL grants rights over code. It says nothing about names or logos, and it does not oblige Wira Delta Indonesia to hand over either. If you publish a modified build, give it your own name and your own icon, so that the people using it know whom to ask when something goes wrong.
7. Questions
For anything the license does not settle: support@wiradelta.com. Our answer is not legal advice.
8. Language
This is an English translation of the Indonesian original. If the two differ in interpretation, the Indonesian text prevails.
This clause applies to this explanatory page only. The GPL-3.0 text in LICENSE remains the official
English text, and no translation of it applies.