Linus,
So, it's my opinion that there are two core requirements for
free software: the license needs to be free and the whole work
must be included. What follows is my personal opinion, and
I'm not a lawyer, a representative of Debian Legal, or providing
any sort of legal advice.
Whole Work
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Hi Scott,
Thanks for your quick reply and directly taking part in this.
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 10:03:26AM -0400, s...@draves.org wrote:
> Thanks Linus, glad you like it.
>
> I am not aware that Debian restricts the content that programs can
> download or calculate. For example a regular web b
Thanks Linus, glad you like it.
I am not aware that Debian restricts the content that programs can
download or calculate. For example a regular web browser downloads
copyrighted non-CC content all the time. And it shows you ads in
order to finance its development. I would argue that our model
Package: electricsheep
Version: 2.7~b12+svn20091224-1.1
Severity: important
Hi,
Thanks for maintaining the electricsheep package in Debian. It works
great for me and I really love it. The idea behind it is great,
those animations are stunning!
However I'm currently wondering whether there might
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