The Chocolate Doom package at
http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/chocolate-doom is currently sitting in the
multiverse repository due to it recommending/suggesting non-free
chocolate-heretic, chocolate-hexen, and chocolate-strife packages. In
upstream Debian, it has been moved from contrib to main and the package
currently for Ubuntu 16.04/Trisquel 8.
Since this is free software and GPLv2, wouldn't removing the those
recommendations/suggestions make it free software and can be considered to be
added to Trisquel? Like a package helper that takes the source, recompiles
it, and creates the .deb file without the recommendations/suggestions to
those chocolate packages.
I'm curious if that would be accepted if it was that easy to modify the .deb
file.
- [Trisquel-users] Making chocolate-doom free = removing recomm... tegskywalker
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