Re: [Trisquel-users] Do Fluendo EULA violate freedom to freely redistribute the program?

[legimet . calc]

The Fluendo EULA is for some different software. The packages in the repo are  
under the MIT or Expat license. The copyright files do refer to some sample  
code which is "INTEL CORPORATION PROPRIETARY INFORMATION" but this is  
stripped from the packages by Debian since it is non-free.

The reason Fedora doesn't include these packages is patents. Trisquel's  
policy is not to recognize software patents.