Hi. Thank you for your advice. In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Richard Braakman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Taketoshi Sano wrote: > > I can't find no written permission of use, modify, distribute. > > > > But there are many archives, including HP-UX sites and DEC VMS sites > > which provides this xacursor as a public domain. RedHat (RPM) package > > for libc5 is also provided as contrib. > > > > I wish to know whether I can pakcage this xacursor. and if I can, > > whether it should be main or non-free. Thanks. > > No, without a license statement we cannot legally distribute it. > I see that the author has provided a number of ways to contact him. > Perhaps you can ask the author for a license statement. I see. I will try to find the solution then. In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> David Coe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hmmm, a fourth year student at u.waterloo in 1993 is probably somewhere > else long since then. > > I'm not an official mentor (not even an official developer, yet), so > these are just my thoughts... > > Maybe you can contact someone currently at u waterloo (the main web page > links to a long list of web pages and email addresses of current > students) ... see if you can prevail upon one of them to check an alumni > book, or give you the email address of someone who can; or maybe he's > left some forwarding information somewhere else there. > > Only you can decide whether it's worth that effort to be able to package > this. It's the very answer that I quest :) I am going to try sending an email to someone. # I was thinking about posting an article to some netnews group. -- Taketoshi Sano: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
