Is it really an executabe binary, i.e. a computer program for any real or virtual programming or machine language?
I don't think that (non-executable) binary data is a problem. If the data is produced/generated with some tools, the “source” would be nice to have though, because it helps to make modifications. For example, a program might contain a picture, but not the project files from the image editor that created it. Regards On Sun, 2022-06-26 at 15:22 -0300, Marcos Talau wrote: > Hi there! > > The fruit package [1] comes with a binary file named > `book_small.bin'. This > binary file does not have a source code. > > Reading the documentation and checking the source code of the > package, the > binary file appears to contain chess openings, and I believe it is > used by > default by the program. > > Should this binary file be removed from this package? > > [1] https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/fruit > > > Best Regards, > mt > > >
