Steve Langasek wrote: > a) You must cause the modified files to carry prominent notices > stating that you changed the files and the date of any change. All files in "physical" CVS repository contain the notice (CVS comment), and the date of any change. > To be fair, I have seen many other GPL projects handled similarly, To be honest, I don't think this part of the GPL makes much sense anyway. > that is, does not instill confidence that you aren't committing other, more > serious license violations. lol :) > We don't want to sued by the owners of libmpeg2, I highly doubt Walken would sue anybody for not making a Changelog ;) > or by anyone else, for distributing software in violation of its license. Show me one and we'll fix it, as we fixed them in the past (rewrote DivX4's 2pass code, etc) libmpeg2/ dir's files do contain a Changelog as I wrote at the beginning of my mail. > Thank you for making it clear that you have nothing in common with the > ideology of the Debian project and its developers. Huh? I thought that was clear. > Linus is a nice guy, but he doesn't set policy for Debian ..unfortunately^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H -- Gabucino MPlayer Core Team
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