Carl Fürstenberg wrote: > Have corrected most of the points you told me, but I really don't know > how to build the documentation using the just built program,
just use pdflatex, as described in Doc/README. I guess we can live without a html documentation, but if there's one, it should be shipped. There're two spaces needed in front of Homepage: in debian/control. Weird, and I hope this will become a real control field soon, but at the moment we have to live with that. description foo bar fuzz . Homepage: http://foo.... Your debian/copyright file is still not complete. First you have to mention which files are under a different License/Copyright. To do this, and to make sure there's no undistributeable stuff in there, you have to take a look at every file. No fun, I know :( For example: plasTeX/Base/LaTeX/allkeys.txt is from unicode.org, and at least I can't figure out the license properly, as the given link redirects to a page with several licenses. Upstream needs to fix that. Also - as far as I know - you need to have the written license included in the source, at least in some countries, as links to the www are worth nothing at court. plasTeX/Base/LaTeX/ent.xml - "Reuse approved as long as this notification is kept." - not sure if ftp-masters accept that as proper license. Another thing upstream should take care of, for the safety of their own ass. plasTeX/Base/LaTeX/pyuca.py - different author, no license. Another thing for upstream. plasTeX/Renderers/S5/Themes/default/ui/default/slides.js is in public domain, and other s5 stuff probably, too - you need to mention that in debian/copyright. plasTeX/Renderers/S5/Themes/default/ui/i18n/pretty.css - "Theme placed under CC by-sa 2.0 license" - that's a non-free license unfortunately. Needs to be removed/replaced if you want to have it in main. You could probably replace the theme, although I didn;t have a look, I guess there're a lot of S5 themes out there - S5 rocks :) plasTeX/Renderers/XHTML/Themes/default/icons/lightbox.js more CC 2.5 stuff - non-free. Although CC 2.5 is more recent than 2.0, it's still not free: http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2006/08/msg00008.html As more and more people are using lightbox it would probably be a good idea to contact the lightbox author, tell him about the problems with the CC license and DFSG (there's a nice - hopefully correct - entry about the DFSG in wikipedia), ad ask him to co-license it under a free license (see http://wiki.debian.org/DFSGLicenses) and CC. I know that there're several packages in Debian, which were stripped form lightbox because of that. Please check all files again, I'm not sure if I found all problems. Hope you get them fixed, probably together with upstream, it would be really good to see a free latex2html replacement in Debian. Let me know if you need any help, Bernd -- Bernd Zeimetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://bzed.de/> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
