Could anybody tell me how to install Pine on a AMD64 platform?
Pine license does not allow modified binaries to be distributed,
therefore:
apt-get build-dep pine
apt-get -b source pine
Regards
Petr
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On Thursday 09 June 2005 00:33, Jose Luis Iguain wrote:
Could anybody tell me how to install Pine on a AMD64 platform?
Many thanks,
JL
Ah, Pine. The one where the source is too open for its own good.
The Pine licence insists for you to distribute modified versions in source
code form only
Adam Stiles wrote:
Ah, Pine. The one where the source is too open for its own good.
:-)
And I don't see why there can't be a .deb package which contains the
source code and patches, depends on the compiler and toolchain
There is. But it is in the non-free section due to the license
Could anybody tell me how to install Pine on a AMD64 platform?
Many thanks,
JL
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will become Debian soon
anyway (and for all intents we ARE Debian - just not on their server), and
they've already given Debian permission to distribute. For the rest of
non-free, permission to distribute is not an issue, and not the reason
they're in non-free to begin with.
The pine author would
-free to begin with.
The pine author would for one thing.
Can we stop with that particular piece of FUD? The authors of Pine have
no problems with third-party redistribution of of their software as long
as the version number contains an L to show it is not the pristine UW
version. We don't
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