--- Matthew Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: > On Mon Apr 30 21:02, Miriam Ruiz wrote: > > > > --- Matthew Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: > > > > > Wanting to play with the new version I started doing the dfsg packaging. > > > I've hence updated the version number in the changelog to be .dfsg and > > > updated the get-orig-source rule in debian/rules to remove all the songs > > > we can't distribute. Miry, any update on suitable fonts? > > > data/title.ttf: > > copyright by Astigmatic One Eye ( > http://www.astigmatic.com/freeware.html ) > > > > The typefaces on this page have been designed for you to use and enjoy > free of > > charge. Use them in your Personal and Commercial projects and designs. > > > > We only ask that you do not redistribute the fonts themselves or create > > derivative products, whether other fonts, stickers, stencils, or other > > alphabet products (for free or profit) to others without our permission. > If > > you have a question about our policy, or wish to license for these > purposes, > > please feel free to contact us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > We should ask them if they are happy to licence it appropriately. You > never know. > > > data/default.ttf: > > copyright by 1001 Free Fonts: http://www.1001freefonts.com/ > > It's hard to know exactly which font it is, who owns the copyright or what > the > > license is, but I guess it might not be DFSG-free. > > > > Whatever font we decide to use, it won'T be really very similar to the > > original ones, but I cannot think of anything better. > > > http://www.1001freefonts.com/winfonts/firestarter.zip <-- this is pretty > similar, and has a contact address we could try to get licenced > appropriately as well.
I seriously doubt it, but we might try. In any case we should have a preplacement available, even if it's a different one than the original. Maybe it would be wise to give upstream an option to have a say in the decision too? > > > On a similar note, does anyone fancy approaching these people to see if > > > they would licence their FoF track appropriately: > > > http://scenerychannel.com/fof.html ? > > > > Do we know if we can consider the tutorial as not being a song? if it's > not a > > song, and the authors license it as DFSG-free, that would be enough for > the > > moment. We might put FoF in main and tell people to get the songs from > > whenever they want, as they do with .AVIs, .MP3s or .SWFs. We could even > > consider putting the rest of the songs in non-free, but it's not inmediate > > how. The most important thing for me right now is putting the program in > main. > > I believe they have said we can consider it not a song. Great, that is solved then. > > BTW, my latest trial of the program showed me an error, as it seems FoF is > > trying to use amanith, do you get the same error too? We should ask > upstream > > if they changed something. > > Yup, (after my last email) I fixed it by commenting out Svg.py:240. It > seems it's not using amanith when the pngs are there, but still trying > to initialise it and failing. Commenting the initialisation works > because it's never actually called. I still expect that at some point in the future, amanith developers will put the code GPL, and then the usage of amanith will be optional (it seems the graphics are cuter with svg than with png). Would it be possible to do it in a way so that, if amanith is available, it uses it, otherwise it uses png graphics? > I also had to install python-pyogg; I'm not 100% sure why, but it seems > sensible thing to depend on anyway (even when it does work without, it's > heavier on the memory usage, according to the docs). Then we should depend on vorbis-tools too or that is not neccesary? Miry ____________________________________________________________________________________ LLama Gratis a cualquier PC del Mundo. Llamadas a fijos y móviles desde 1 céntimo por minuto. http://es.voice.yahoo.com -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
