Hi,
I'd like to package a software [1], but I'm encountering possible copyright
issues. I contacted upstream to know his real name, in order to put it in
debian/copyright, but he wishes to be known as Master Kernel (that is the
name provided in the sources). Is that possible?
He also asked me
On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 13:04:17 +0100 David Paleino wrote:
[...]
I contacted upstream to know his real name, in order to put it in
debian/copyright, but he wishes to be known as Master Kernel (that is the
name provided in the sources). Is that possible?
To the best of my knowledge, yes, that's
Mathieu Stumpf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The already a discution[1] which was opened about this license, but I
didn't find if this license is DFSG complient.
I have reviewed the discussion of
http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2004/09/msg00132.html
In my opinion, this license:
+ permits free
David Paleino wrote:
I believe that the copyright notice should carry the real name of the author,
shouldn't it?
Most of the world doesn't have rules about copyright notices, so
there it doesn't matter what you put in such a notice. The only complication
you may encounter is that copyright law
Hi!
* David Paleino [EMAIL PROTECTED] [080224 13:04]:
I believe that the copyright notice should carry the real name of the author,
shouldn't it?
Uhm... to best of my knowledge: No. Think at the dissident test.
Yours sincerely,
Alexander
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