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Mivz <mivz <at> alpha.spugium.net> writes: |
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> But if your modification is on top of the Gentoo system and your build |
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> your own Live cd, like Kororaa, do you have to provide all the sources |
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> of all the program's on the live cd? |
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Well, if you *modify* programs that you want to put on said live cd (like adding |
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your own patches, different from the official ones found in portage) then IMO |
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you should at least give access to the patches. If you aim to create a completely |
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separate distribution, thus using your own repository, web site and portage tree |
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(for example), then it makes perfect sense to provide a full source code as well. |
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But in the case of Gentoo offshot which intends to use existing Gentoo |
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infrastucture (mirrors, sources, etc.) I'd suggest to consult the original |
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copyright (copyleft?) holders, that means Gentoo officials. Just in case. |
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Cheers, |
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Wiktor Wandachowicz |
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PS. I'll stop posting now as IANAL and the above are only my own opinions. |
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