> > So in Fedora we have two packages, one called `geany` and one called > > `geany-themes`. I see problems coming when both packages are trying to > > install the same file. Not sure yet on how to solve this, my current idea > > is to add a functionality to disable this feature at build time. How do you > > think about this? > > After this PR a seperate `geany-themes` package is probably not necessary > anymore. Only the themes with incompatible or missing licenses will be > missing but we can try to relicense resp. add missing licenses and then > include those themes too.
Good, so the plan would be to obsolete the geany-themes package. That's something I can work with in Fedora. (: > When talking about distributions with `geany-themes` packages: how did you > solve the licensing problem? @dmaphy @matt-h @Digital-Chaos Just checked for the Fedora package. Most colorschemes there are (L)GPLv2+ or BSD licensed. Actually there could be issues with the `monokai.conf`, gotta clarify the situation or remove that one when I get around to it. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/4044#issuecomment-2488252054 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <geany/geany/pull/4044/[email protected]>
