question about IEEE OUI data

[please keep CCed, I'm not subscribed] Hi!, I'm in the process of creating oui-data from IEEE's OUI public database found at: http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml I've asked IEEE about licensing of that file but I've yet to receive an answer, the database is freely downloadable thus

CircleMUD: licensing issues

Hello!Can connoisseurs of DFSG terms tell, is CircleMUD license ( http://www.circlemud.org/license-faq.html ) DFSG-Free, and can i create package with it for main section of Debian archive? Best regards,qweo.P.S.: Please reply to me directly (my email is mr.qweo at gmail dot com), because i didn't

Re: CircleMUD: licensing issues

qweo writes: Hello! Can connoisseurs of DFSG terms tell, is CircleMUD license ( http://www.circlemud.org/license-faq.html ) DFSG-Free, and can i create package with it for main section of Debian archive? Best regards,qweo. P.S.: Please reply to me directly (my email is mr.qweo at gmail

Re: CircleMUD: licensing issues

Le lundi 24 juillet 2006 21:19, qweo a écrit : Hello! Can connoisseurs of DFSG terms tell, is CircleMUD license ( http://www.circlemud.org/license-faq.html ) DFSG-Free, and can i create package with it for main section of Debian archive? Best regards,qweo. P.S.: Please reply to me directly

Re: Do our trademarks conflict?

A few days ago (22 Jul 2006), Michael Poole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Any opinion you get from debian-legal is not going to mean a thing to either a court or a trademark office. For legal advice in general, but especially for issues at the level of detail you are talking about, you need to ask a

Re: question about IEEE OUI data

Filippo Giunchedi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm in the process of creating oui-data from IEEE's OUI public database found at: http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml That file is just a list of numbers and their associations with owners. As a collection of facts, it is probably not

Re: Re: RE : Re: Linux Magazin Germany, affecting Debian's image?!

The aspect of all this focused on Debian trademark protection is for the wonderful folks who own the trademark to consider. I think one point was that business minded folks will probably make some judgments on use of Debian based on your protection of the trademark, and implied int hat