[openal] GNU Lesser General Public License - how do I correctly use OpenAL (soft)

[Zuzu Typ]

Dear reader(s),

I am currently working on a game engine that I want to publish for
commercial use sometime in the future.

I know a bunch of games that use OpenAL, which is why I wanted to use it
myself (though I switched to OpenAL Soft, because it was recommended to me).

Now I would like to know what exactly I have to do to follow the License
instructions.
(since I am [currently] a one-man-no-budget production, I can't ask a
lawyer, so I thought I better ask other people who might know)

I'm actually German, therefore it is especially hard reading the License
Information.

So here is what I think I have to do:
1. The usual, don't claim it's my work, etc.
2. Put the license info somewhere in my distribution (in my case it is
currently in a text file "LICENSE.TXT" ) - with license info I mean the
contents of "COPYING" in GitHub
<https://github.com/kcat/openal-soft/blob/master/COPYING>
3. Supply a link to the license (GNU LGPL 2.0
<https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.0.txt>).
4. Use OpenAL Soft as a dynamic library, (.DLL), that can be modified by
the end user.
5. Supply a "written offer" to cantact me, in order to receive a full
machine-readable source code (event though I don't know what they mean by
machine-readable).
I thought of putting 5. at the end of "LICENSE.TXT".

It currently is written like this:

> As requested in the above license, I offer you to request the full
> machine-readable form of the source code of this application by contacting
> me via zuzu.typ at gmail.com .



I hope I got everything right, can you help me out if you know more?

Thank you very much and best regards,
--Zuzu_Typ--
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