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glfw-net, GLFW3 Binding for .NET written in C#

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Robert Lodico

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FAQ/Original Author Intentions
Do you need to have a copy of the license in binary-only distributions?
 - No, but it would be really nice if you would mention the GLFW3 project in
     your credits (would be even cooler if you also mention glfw-net, but that
     is entirely up to you, and a mention of GLFW3 should take priority).
     That being said, any distributions that include source code really need
     to have a copy of this license -- do not rely on a copy of this to be
     available on the internet indefinitely, something can go hinky.