Previously Joey Hess wrote:
> I think we should just change the license to something DFSG free.
FWIW, I agree with this.
Wichert.
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James A. Treacy wrote:
> There is nothing stopping us from granting Corel the right to use material
> from our
> web site with a different license from the current one. I would be willing to
> grant them permission to use information from our pages in any way they wish
> as long as we are in good
There is nothing stopping us from granting Corel the right to use material from
our
web site with a different license from the current one. I would be willing to
grant them permission to use information from our pages in any way they wish
as long as we are in good relations with them. I'm not sure
On Mon, Apr 12, 1999 at 11:38:22PM +0200, Wichert Akkerman wrote:
> Corel asked me an interesting question today about the webpages: what
> license do they have?
Last words of every single Debian web page is this text:
See license terms
It's a link pointing to http://www.debian.org/license , t
Corel asked me an interesting question today about the webpages: what
license do they have?
The reason they asked is that Corel wants to officialy support their
Desktop Linux (which is Debian based) and possible also Debian. To do
this they want to create a lot of webpages with information and wo
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