Re: About source format 3.0

On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 3:52 PM, Vincent Fourmond wrote: > >  Hello, > > Eric Lavarde wrote: >> I'm using heavily svn-buildpackage, so I won't switch until it's >> supported. Furthermore, it makes multi-platform packaging (Debian, older >> Debian, Ubuntu, etc...) more difficult. >> >> And honestly

not eclipserc but what?

Hi list, I made a package that uses ~/.eclipse/eclipserc file for users' configuration. But as the comment in Bug#402077(*), it seems not to be recommended. It works with eclipse3.4 in Debian but not with 3.5 in Ubuntu 9.10. So, what should I use for unless eclipserc? Could someone tell me, p

Re: Licensing problems: CDDL and LGPL

Vincent Fourmond ha scritto: > There is no need for a solution: for dual-licensed stuff, or for "or > later" stuff, you just need that one combination of the licenses makes a > whole which is legally distributable/usable. You don't need to change > any license here. The combination of both packag

Re: Licensing problems: CDDL and LGPL

Hello, Giovanni Mascellani wrote: > Working on packaging openide-util (in order to use it in freehep) I > realized that it is distributed under a dual license CDDL and GPL-2 > (_without_ the "or any later version" clause). Freehep is distributed > under LGPL-2.1 or later. > > TTBOMK, these lic

Licensing problems: CDDL and LGPL

Hi all. Working on packaging openide-util (in order to use it in freehep) I realized that it is distributed under a dual license CDDL and GPL-2 (_without_ the "or any later version" clause). Freehep is distributed under LGPL-2.1 or later. TTBOMK, these licenses are incompatible: the only way to s

Re: About source format 3.0

Hello, Eric Lavarde wrote: > I'm using heavily svn-buildpackage, so I won't switch until it's > supported. Furthermore, it makes multi-platform packaging (Debian, older > Debian, Ubuntu, etc...) more difficult. > > And honestly, I don't understand why we should switch "as a team". It's > a pac

Re: About source format 3.0

Hi, I'm using heavily svn-buildpackage, so I won't switch until it's supported. Furthermore, it makes multi-platform packaging (Debian, older Debian, Ubuntu, etc...) more difficult. And honestly, I don't understand why we should switch "as a team". It's a packager's and sponsor's decision, n