So the only theme that would be restricted is the hard-coded one that
nobody really ought to be adapting anyway.
I wouldn't expect this to be on the theme site either.
If we think of it only as a fallback in the code (under GPL), and not a
theme per se, then could we not stick with CC-by-SA
A while ago, it was decided that themes on the fabled theme site should be
required to be licensed exclusively CC-BY-SA. This however, results in
some problems. For one thing, we can't reuse parts of themes in the
Rockbox defaults since they're part of the code, and hence GPLv2-or-later.
Another
On Thu, Mar 05, 2009 at 06:04:27PM +0100, Jonas Häggqvist wrote:
A while ago, it was decided that themes on the fabled theme site should be
required to be licensed exclusively CC-BY-SA. This however, results in
some problems. For one thing, we can't reuse parts of themes in the
Rockbox
Jonas Häggqvist wrote:
A while ago, it was decided that themes on the fabled theme site should be
required to be licensed exclusively CC-BY-SA. This however, results in
some problems. For one thing, we can't reuse parts of themes in the
Rockbox defaults since they're part of the code, and hence
2009/3/5 Dave Chapman d...@dchapman.com:
I may be missing something obvious, but I don't understand the problem.
Themes are just data used by Rockbox, in the same way as fonts are, and
even audio files. How are they part of the code, and hence required to be
GPL'd ?
the origional default is
Dave Chapman wrote:
Jonas Häggqvist wrote:
A while ago, it was decided that themes on the fabled theme site
should be
required to be licensed exclusively CC-BY-SA. This however, results in
some problems. For one thing, we can't reuse parts of themes in the
Rockbox defaults since they're part
On 3/5/09, Jonas Häggqvist ras...@rasher.dk wrote:
Isn't the default theme hardwired, rather than loaded from file?
According to Jonathan, it is. Look at gwps-common.c.
--Rob
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Jonas Häggqvist wrote:
Isn't the default theme hardwired, rather than loaded from file? If not,
then getting permission to switch our themes to CC-BY-SA seems the
simplest way forward.
As far as I know, the old ugly blue and black default is hard coded,
while CabbieV2 is a separate .wps
