On Fri, Nov 10, 2000 at 10:13:37PM +0100, Ralf Treinen wrote: [snip]
> > In my opinion: > > I think you should find out (by asking upstream) whether their > licence includes the triangualization code or not. If the answer > is no then there is a problem: You can not package the software > and put it under debian, and you'll either have to rewrite that > code or ask the upstream authors to remedy the situation. Maybe > upstream is simply not aware of the problem. > I see, I already did discuss this with upstream and it was possible now to get the license of that code. I think that the licenses are DFSG compliant, but they are not free licenses that are mentioned in the DFSG. Should I move on to debian-legal with that licenses ? I suppose I should. [snip] -- kind regards, Michael Moerz
