List of Licenses

Reloaded-II: GPL V3
gong-wpf-dragdrop: BSD 3-Clause
McMaster.NetCore.Plugins: Apache 2.0
Ninject: Apache 2.0
Ookii.Dialogs.WPF: BSD 3-Clause
NuGet (Nuget.Packaging, Nuget.Protocol) : Apache 2.0
Markdig: BSD-2-Clause
Markdig.Wpf: MIT
Colorful.Console: MIT
PropertyChanged.Fody: MIT
Fody: MIT
Ultimate ASI Loader: MIT
SharpCompress: MIT
System.Drawing.Common: MIT
System.Management: MIT
MaterialDesignIcons: MIT
Akavache: MIT
CacheCow: MIT

If any licenses are missing in this document, please notify me.

It is difficult to keep track of recursive dependencies.

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GPL V3
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The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
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