Em Seg, 2005-08-29 às 08:41 +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen escreveu: > [Marco Tulio Gontijo e Silva] (...) > > Corrections are wellcome. > > I found a few in the description. 'GISscience' is not a good English > term. And 'ORACLE e ACCESS' should probably read 'ORACLE and ACCESS'. > And the reference to ANSI C++ ("(INCITS / ISO/ IEC 14882:1998)") is > probably completely on the intended audience, so I suggest removing it > and leaving only "ANSI C++" behind. This is done. > Is it sensible to have 'lib' twice in the package name? Should it be > called libterra or terralib instead? libterralib sounds a bit > much. :) The name of the library is terralib, then I think that libterra doesn't sound good. And as the new policy is to use lib before every library package, I think this is the better solution. There are a lot of packages in Debian with 2 libs in the name: $ apt-cache search lib | grep lib[a-z]*lib > I just noticed the documentation included, and the abstract in > libterralib1-doc mentioning papers downloaded from the web. What are > the licenses for these papers? Do they follow DFSG? I doubt it, as > very few papers accept changes and redistribution of changed versions. I sent a mail for the the terralib author asking about that, and I'm packaging it without these unknown license docs. If he answers me, I change it. (...) -- Abraços, marcot mailto:marcot@minaslivre.org jabber:marcott@jabber.org UIN:50599075 MSN:marcot@ufmg.br Telefone:33346720 Celular:91844179 Endereço:Rua Paula Cândido 257/201 Gutierrez 30430-260 Belo Horizonte-MG Brasil "Trabalhe menos e mais devagar."
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