* Giulio Paci <[email protected]>, 2013-02-04, 22:51:
I got these replies:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2013/01/msg00034.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2013/01/msg00035.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2013/02/msg00007.html
They all seem to indicate that the additional clause is non sense, but
the license is acceptable.
Fair enough.
lintian4python emits a bunch of tags:
w: sequitur-g2p: inconsistent-use-of-tabs-and-spaces-in-indentation
usr/bin/sequitur-g2p:46
w: sequitur-g2p: inconsistent-use-of-tabs-and-spaces-in-indentation
usr/share/pyshared/Evaluation.py:34
[...]
The patch that fixes this is huge, and clearly not maintainable.
Please make sure this problem is fixed upstream by their next release.
Please also ask them to not include *.pyc files in the tarballs.
I will do, if I will ever be able to get in contact with someone
upstream.
Unfortunately the original author is not working anymore for RTWH
Aachen University.
I wrote two times to the head of the department responsible for this
software to ask about the license and to ask if there is anyone that I
can contact to provide patches, but I received no answer yet.
If it turns out the upstream is dead, I'd suggest dropping the
indentation_fixes patch and living with the ugliness of tabs+spaces
indentation.
You don't need to build-depend on both python-all-dev and python-all.
The former is enough.
Are the Python modules shipped by this package supposed to be used by
other software?
If not, they should be moved to a private directory.
If yes, then they need to be renamed or moved into a namespace, because
their are way to generic ("tool", "misc", etc.).
--
Jakub Wilk
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