Tim Dijkstra wrote:
So doesn't this mean it's time to change the social contract or the DFSG
(are standards software?) to make an exception for 'documents and files
describing standards'. It's clear that we can't live without them (hence
should be in main), and it is also clear there is no
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The problem is, every character in Unicode, all 70,000 of them, has a
distinct set of properties. UnicodeData.txt is basically a listing of
those properties. If it is a copyrightable work, I see no way for a text
processing program to conform to Unicode
Walter Landry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Umm; the .sch and .pcb files are not really source code; they are more
like .pdf files. Also, I'm using a GPL rather than BSD license for the
traditional philosophical reasons: this is an addition to the commons,
rather than a gift to the
Hi,
Under what conditions are the Apache License LGPL licenses compatible?
I'm working on developing an Excel export filter for KSpread, a
spreadsheet program that is part of KDE's KOffice. We want to use the
Apache POI library, and we would like to get clarification on whether the
licenses
Thomas Bushnell writes:
Giacomo Catenazzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So the function is very simple, enought simple to be free?
Anyone kwnow a similar function but GPLized or PD (to replace this
function)?
Being simple really doesn't matter. However, glibc contains the
function, so I'd just
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