Re: [4.14] binary vs. source package legal docs

2014-12-21 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, > Changing the 4.14 LICENSE and NOTICE won’t help older releases. I assume we'll have to make point releases of them. > 1) I’m wondering if one of the reasons for the Installer having a checkbox > for SWFObject is because the Installer doesn’t let the customer review > LICENSE and NOTICE of

Re: [4.14] binary vs. source package legal docs

2014-12-21 Thread Alex Harui
@Justin, thanks for the link to “prominent label”. IMO, what to do about older releases is a different topic. Changing the 4.14 LICENSE and NOTICE won’t help older releases. I had two other thoughts on this topic: 1) I’m wondering if one of the reasons for the Installer having a checkbox for SW

Re: [4.14] binary vs. source package legal docs

2014-12-21 Thread Erik de Bruin
Funny thing: I'm with Justin on this ;-) Let's make this simpler for the end-user, not more complicated. If we can reasonable assume that we can either pre-tick something, or leave out the option altogether, we want to do that. We don't want to do something that affects the user "just to make extr

Re: [4.14] binary vs. source package legal docs

2014-12-21 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, > I’m ok with pulling out SWFObject when we go tweak the install script > unless someone has a good reason it should stay in there. A possible option would be to pre tick and/or remove the checkbox in the installer? > My temptation is to fix this by making Saxon a download behind a prompt

Re: [4.14] binary vs. source package legal docs

2014-12-21 Thread Alex Harui
OK, let me see if I can pull all three responses into one. On 12/20/14, 5:58 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote: >Hi, > >Also on this subject I've no idea why we are prompting for SWFObject when >it is MIT licensed, as MIT is an compatible licence. The same should >apply to any Category A licenses (ie Ap