Dear Andreas, Congratulations on the move to package GnuMed for Debian.
A few months ago, you wrote the maintainer/author of a particular application that allowed the user in look-up medications and find out information about this. As I recall, the gist of the letter was a query to determine it's license so that it could be included with Debian. I am wondering what the outcome of the above-mentioned correspondence was? I personally have been looking at Sleepycat's new XML Database product which is in the alpha stage. Perhaps glancing is a better word for it as I have not been able to compile it although from what I understand there is a simple fix. The goal, though, would be to place the free drug data (the basic raw data) from the FDA within a Sleepycat XML databases so it could be shipped with Debian with a dependency upon the Sleepycat XML-DB. Do you still see a need for this? Elizabeth
