I've been discussing this with the FSF's outside counsel, Dan Ravicher.
I have some ideas for how to generate a new word-list if we do end up
needing one, but I don't want to discuss them until I've talked with a
lawyer.
It looks like this license applies only to one of the word
I've been discussing this with the FSF's outside counsel, Dan Ravicher.
I have some ideas for how to generate a new word-list if we do end up
needing one, but I don't want to discuss them until I've talked with a
lawyer. I'll probably get some sort of final answer with Dan tomorrow
at the GPL
Richard,
It has come to the attention of debian-legal that the aspell-en package
is licensed under questionable terms. In particular, aspell-en uses the
DEC Word List, which contains the following notice:
(NON-)COPYRIGHT STATUS
To the best of my knowledge, all the files I used to build
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