Francesco Poli wrote:
2. You must read and abide by the zlib/libpng licenses located in
/src which pertains to the source code of Platinum Arts Sandbox Free
3D Game Maker, Moviecube and the Cube 2 source code which the project
is based on. You can find the licenses in sandbox_src_license.txt,
noticias-esd...@esdc.com.br wrote:
EAD - Fundamentos Constitucionais do Direito Penal Ambiental e Econômico
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Is this spam or what the hell?
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MJ Ray wrote:
I'm not convinced that there is consensus on choice-of-venue being
acceptable. I suspect there's a mix of considering it acceptable,
thinking we can fight it when needed and ignorance.
This choice-of-venue discussion looks like it won't get consensus soon, and
it is getting us
Marco d'Itri wrote:
nicolas.alva...@gmail.com wrote:
How about we try this? Let's assume for a moment that choice-of-venue is
both acceptable and allowed by the DFSG. Then look at the *rest* of the
cal.h license terms instead of continuing the argument about this one.
As explained, the
Fernando C. Estrada wrote:
The BOINC source code were debianized to packages that meet the DFSG,
and the Copyright include only compatible licenses (discarding all the
files that don't comply with the DFSG from the Debian packages). Now,
the doubt is in the lib/cal.h file, because includes the
Francesco Poli wrote:
Where is this proprietary library distributed?
In AMD website.
If the user downloads it and installs it, BOINC will use it, and will be
able to detect your ATI cards. In order to use the proprietary library, it
uses the function declarations in the cal.h header
POV-Ray 3.7 beta is available from povray.org as compiled binaries for
Microsoft
Windows, and as source code tarballs. It's the first time the developers make
source code available during beta development (usually there were only binaries
available until the final release). However, the betas
Charles Plessy wrote:
Dear Nicolas,
indeed, the Debian copyright file of the povray does not mention written
permissions from Persistence of Vision Raytracer Pty. Ltd. I think that
this is enough to open a Serious bug on the Debian povray package (version
3.7.0~beta29-1). If the povray
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