Bug#714058: CC65 licensing

2015-05-04 Thread John Paul Adrian Glaubitz

Hello John!

On 04/26/2015 09:52 PM, j...@jrd.org wrote:

I was contacted by Mr. Glaubitz about licensing status of the
software.  I hereby declare my approval for putting CC65 and its
related tools and utilities under GPL-2.


Would it also be possible to license your contributions to CC65 under 
the zlib license? I have talked to Ullrich von Bassewitz who has 
maintained CC65 for a very long time and he chose the zlib license for 
all the code he wrote and he also said, that all of his code can be 
freely distributed using the zlib license without any restrictions 
regarding commercial use.



I'm tickled that it's still in use.  I'd like it to continue to be
freely available and for the community to have fun with it and keep
getting good use out of it.


With your permission to use the zlib license for your contributions we 
could start the packaging process right away and CC65 could therefore 
soon become part of Debian, Ubuntu and many other Linux distributions,

we just need your official OK :).

Thanks a lot!

Adrian

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Bug#714058: CC65 licensing

2015-05-04 Thread jrd
Hi all.  I gather that the preference is to license CC65 and
associated technologies under the zlib license.  I hereby give my
approval for any software written by me as part of CC65 and associated
technologies under the zlib license.


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Bug#714058: CC65 licensing

2015-05-04 Thread John Paul Adrian Glaubitz
On 05/05/2015 03:44 AM, j...@jrd.org wrote:
 Hi all.  I gather that the preference is to license CC65 and
 associated technologies under the zlib license.  I hereby give my
 approval for any software written by me as part of CC65 and associated
 technologies under the zlib license.

I talked to Ullrich von Bassewitz in private mail in German and he asked
me to paraphrase him here: He says, all of his contributions are
licensed under the zlib license without any exception and are therefore
freely distributable. With John's and Oliver's consent to use the zlib
license for their contributions, I think we can consider the license
question settled.

As for who is going to maintain the package. If László and Spiro have
already done some previous work on the work, I am more then happy to
hand this ITP over to them. Just change the owner of this bug report
to yourself and go ahead.

Unless I am overseeing something, I think we're all set!

Cheers,
Adrian

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Bug#714058: CC65 licensing

2015-04-26 Thread jrd
Hi everyone.

I'm John Dunning.  I was the guy who produced CC65 for the Atari 800
family of machines many years ago.

I was contacted by Mr. Glaubitz about licensing status of the
software.  I hereby declare my approval for putting CC65 and its
related tools and utilities under GPL-2.

As an aside, I never had any intent of making money off it or it being 
proprietary.  I built it because I was sick of not having tools which
could compile to machine code, which would run on the platform.  CC65
was the only compiler I ever saw for that machine which could compile
itself.  I had a lot of fun with it, before finally giving up the
Ataris and moving on to bigger things.

I'm tickled that it's still in use.  I'd like it to continue to be
freely available and for the community to have fun with it and keep
getting good use out of it.


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