Hi,
I'd like to know if the guidelines for distributing non-functional data as
part of
free software distributions[1] apply as well to projects submitted to
Savannah
for approval. Do projects have to follow those guidelines to be compliant?
Regards,
[1]:
http://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-d
Ankith S wrote:
>I have found some c source code of UNIX commands.page is
> coreutils.git - GNU coreutils.htm. And is it possible to compile
> those codes using gcc compiler??if possible please guide me how to
> compile??
You have reached the mailing list for people who hack on Savannah.
Karl Berry wrote:
> We can't copy from the old wiki. That's the whole problem (well, the
> biggest part of it, anyway). At least I don't know how.
As I read that suggestion I think perhaps the suggestion was to bring
up the current web page and then cut-n-paste from it into a new
location. All
bring up the current web page and then cut-n-paste from it into a
new location.
Yes, that's what I thought the idea was too, and one I have brought up
myself, but as far as I can see it is currently unimplementable (no
matter how much brute force is available):
1) we don't know what the cu
Hi Felipe,
http://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-distribution-guidelines.en.html#non-functional-data
Good question. In general the idea, as I've understood it, is that
anything on Savannah should be includable in a free (or GNU) distro.
Since that's the stated policy for free distros, I do
2013/3/29 Karl Berry
> Hi Felipe,
>
>
> http://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-distribution-guidelines.en.html#non-functional-data
>
> Good question. In general the idea, as I've understood it, is that
> anything on Savannah should be includable in a free (or GNU) distro.
> Since that's the stat
2013/3/29 Karl Berry
> without copyright and license notices,
>
> They need to have a copyright and license that explicitly
> allows (at least) unlimited verbatim copying for both commercial and
> non-commercial purposes.
>
> and two of them are university logos.
>
> Universities typicall
without copyright and license notices,
They need to have a copyright and license that explicitly
allows (at least) unlimited verbatim copying for both commercial and
non-commercial purposes.
and two of them are university logos.
Universities typically refuse to allow any use of their lo
