>Not really. That licence doesn't allow Debian to distribute whatever >it is that's being licenced. There's only permission for personal use.
Hmm. My initial reading was that "you" could (1) "create, test and provide" programs for use with ALTEON network cards (2) "license the object code" of such a program provided it is restricted to use with ALTEON network cards It's obviously non-free, but -- depending on who "you" is -- could allow distribution. Looking at it closer, it suffers from being a contract, and being inherently click-wrap, and Debian can't implement click-wrap, so it's unsuitable for non-free. :-( It does look like it's probably legal for someone to make the object code for the firmware available somewhere, under that click-wrap license, as an interim measure before independent firmware is created.
