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Markos Chandras wrote: |
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> Sebastian, |
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> Why would I want to do that? The license files should stay untouched. There is |
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> nothing wrong of having both licenses on ebuild since this is the upstream |
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> policy. |
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I forgot that the license files upstream might change |
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so I agree you need a copy downstream. |
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However, if the "End User License Agreement for |
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Open Source Software Development" document alone |
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doesn't say that |
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1) "Perforce Software reserves the right to approve |
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the Open Source license" (from [4]) and |
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2) "Execution of a End User License Agreement [..] |
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is required" (from [4]) |
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(which at least I didn't find in the PDF) you will have |
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to add that somewhere somehow because people could |
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otherwise start using then software under that license |
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without being permitted to. |
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Also, please pay extra attention to the difference |
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between the terms "Open Source License" and |
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"Open Source End User License Agreement". Thank you. |
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Sebastian |