> 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.
Yes, you should. -Ralf.
> 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.
Yes, you should. -Ralf.
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On Fri, Nov 10, 2000 at 10:13:37PM +0100, Ralf Treinen wrote:
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>
> 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 p
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
Michael Moerz wrote:
> So my problem is now that in the source tree of asc is a
> subdirectory containing poligon triangulization code. asc
> makes use of this code for displaying 3d-objects.
> That triangulization code was written by someone else who
> is not upstream. There is no license accomp
I want to discribe in short what kind of problem came up when
I was thinking about packaging asc. I have already asked if
theres is anybody else doing that task at debian-devel.
So my problem is now that in the source tree of asc is a
subdirectory containing poligon triangulization code. asc
make
Michael Moerz wrote:
> So my problem is now that in the source tree of asc is a
> subdirectory containing poligon triangulization code. asc
> makes use of this code for displaying 3d-objects.
> That triangulization code was written by someone else who
> is not upstream. There is no license accom
I want to discribe in short what kind of problem came up when
I was thinking about packaging asc. I have already asked if
theres is anybody else doing that task at debian-devel.
So my problem is now that in the source tree of asc is a
subdirectory containing poligon triangulization code. asc
mak
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