Riley Baird wrote:
> I'll send your arguments to debian-legal, and we'll see what they
> make of them; you might be right.
As I said to you earlier, you are making a mountain out of a
molehill.
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Hi Riccardo,
I'm glad that you're fine with releasing your contributions under GPL-2+.
I'll send your arguments to debian-legal, and we'll see what they make
of them; you might be right.
Riley
On 24/07/14 07:49, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
> Hi Riley,
>
> the program comes with a "COPYING" file, w
Hi Riley,
the program comes with a "COPYING" file, which standard to contain the
license used. In thiscase, it contains the GPL v2 or later.
In other words:
1) the program headers contain reference to the GPL v2 or later
2) the COPYING file distirbuted with GMastermind contains the GPL v2
or
Hi Riccardo,
Even if you're not the original author, if you've made any modifications
to the work, you own copyright on them.
For example, Linus Torvalds is not the only copyright holder of Linux;
the other ~5000 contributors all have copyright on it as well. This is
why the kernel can't be upgra
Hi Riley,
thanks for inquirying. I am not the original author of GMastermind, thus
I cannot "relicense" it, if you need that explicit statement, you need
to ask Marko Riedel. I see you put it in CC, I do not know if that email
address is current though. We just got permissions to incorporate
Hi,
I'm currently packaging GMastermind for Debian. In the process, it has
been discovered that, according to a technical reading of the README,
GMastermind is licensed under GPL-2 only (i.e. without "or, at your
option, any later version").
However, according to the headers on the source files,
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