On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 11:21:13AM -0400, Stephen Gran wrote: > The reason I'm writing is because I wonder about two things - the > program itself is only a single .c file, about 15K compressed, and I
What about shipping it as a companion utility for the "cdrecord"
package?
> The second thing is the legality of this. There are, I know, issues
> around the DMCA and friends that govern what you are allowed to do with
> dvd's, at least in some uncivilized countries, and I don't know if a
IANAL nor an American citizen, but the latest american judge position on
this kind of issue I've heard[1] is the reasonable one, i.e. that the
programs themselves are not illegal, while their usage can be.
You can have problems with CSS stuff though, I suggest you to ask on
debian-legal.
Cheers.
[1] the source is an Italian generic newspaper and the news was related
to a file sharing program, it can be incorrect
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