Hi Sam, no it is not guaranteed. Themes that don't have any license can't be advised, at least they must offer the possibility to be freely distributed and used.
Giuseppe Sam Geeraerts <[email protected]> writes: > Giuseppe Scrivano schreef: >> Firefox themes give you the permission to copy and redistribute them. > > That's not guaranteed, is it? I'd think every theme would still need a > license. And that goes for all it's content. I just sampled the > PitchDark theme: the CSS files seem to have the Mozilla triple license > block, but the images don't have any license. That means default > copyright applies to them and, strictly, they're not even free to copy > and redistribute. I'm sure this is unintended, but proper copyright > statements are something to encourage. Because it also means, as > al3xu5 pointed out, that such themes have no place in a free > distribution. > > > -- > http://gnuzilla.gnu.org -- http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
