Re: Binary-only packages
On Tue, 28 May 1996, Sven Rudolph wrote:
> When you are not allowed to distribute the binary version the decision
> is quite easy (as for the netscape package): The source package onyl
> contains the debian.* files, as does the binary package. The original
> binary archive has to be available at installation time.
We are allowed to distribute the binary (I don't think it even has to go
in the non-free - though I may have read the license incorrectly), we
just don't have access to the source. Currently I've only released a
binary package, I'm wondering if I should release a source package, and
if so - what do I put in it? The binary and debian.* so that someone can
make a binary package? (Though I don't see why - one is already available)
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