I'm fairly sure you can't call it Bluecurve, because of the copyright; a different name I think gets around that problem, tho (it was originally called Wonderland, or based off of Wonderland, I believe - perhaps that would work?)
On Tue, 2002-11-12 at 11:37, Lucas Moreno Encabo wrote: > I was also thinking about having bluecurve available on debian. I made > some packages time ago but not in a very good way... Hacking configures and > Makefiles from redhat-artwork tgz. > > Is there any legal problem about uploading it? Its a nice theme. > > My bluecurve debs: > > ftp.esware365.net/pub/updates/gnome2/bluecurve/ > > Bye > -- > Lucas Moreno Encabo - madmind - > [EMAIL PROTECTED] , [EMAIL PROTECTED] > PGP: www.eurielec.etsit.upm.es/~madmind/madmind-pgp.key > EESTEC Mailmanager - LC Madrid www.eestec.org > -- > ICQ - 9284897 Jabber - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > AOL - madhatter1135 MSN - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- > Y vereis el resurgir, > poderoso del guerrero, > sin miedo a leyes ni a nostalgias, > y caer mil veces m�s > y levantarse de nuevo > sin m�s bandera que sus huevos... > Extremoduro - Pedra -- Sean Middleditch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> AwesomePlay Productions, Inc.
