License

Solaris is distributed under the MIT License. This is a highly permissive free software license that grants users broad freedoms to use, modify, and distribute the software.

What This Means For You

Under the MIT License, you are free to:

Use Solaris for any purpose, whether personal, educational, or commercial.
Modify the source code to customize the application to your specific requirements.
Distribute copies of Solaris, including your modified versions.
Sublicense the software.

The core conditions are that all copies or substantial portions of the software must include the original copyright notice and the full license text.

Copyright

Full License Text

For the complete and legally binding terms and conditions of the MIT License, please refer to the LICENSE file located in the root directory of the Solaris source code repository or within the application's installation directory.

Note to Project Maintainer: Please ensure you replace [YEAR] with the correct copyright year and [COPYRIGHT_HOLDER] with the appropriate copyright holder's name (e.g., "maksim0-debug" or your legal entity). If Solaris is distributed under a different license, please update this section to reflect the correct license type and its associated terms.