Anssi Hannula a écrit :
On 26.02.2011 07:35, andre999 wrote:
...
actually, any of those suggestions would be an improvement ;)
I did suggest "contrained".
Ubuntu uses "restricted" and/or "multiverse" (which include mostly
non-free packages), and there were a lot of other suggestions.
There was only ONE that seemed inappropriate.
Ubuntu's "multiverse" and "restricted" contain non-free packages only.
Packages in "tainted" are all free packages.
ok
just the Ubuntu web site repository descriptions indicate that
patent-threatened or legally restricted packages would go into these
repositories, along with the usual non-free.
I have no idea what they do in practice.
do you mean that you consider that non-free packages should go into
non-free, even if threatened by legal or patent constraints ?
--
André
