Seth Arnold wrote:
* Artur Radosz <slu@ags.pl> [010302 01:10]:Artur, the problem is very simple. I hope I can explain it simply enoug Debian is about Free Software. Free as in BSD, GPL, LGPL, Artistic, XFree86, etc. All these licenses satisfy the requirements of the DebianWhat about non-free? What about real-player? Netscape and others?non-free is not part of Debian. realplayer comes only as an installer.
For me it`s :). It`s listed in installer. Mirorred on your sites. Packaged in .deb.
Netscape is there by virtue of being *the* web browser. I would imagine its days are numbered. (As konqueror, mozilla, and more improve drastically every day..)
Yeah, mozilla is really, really close. Btw. mozilla gui isn`t customizable? Funny.
Anyway, there is a way to put java2 in debian (ok, in non-free) as installer. However i don`t like realplayer installer. Instead i see a installer that fetch archive (like in xanim modules), before this displaying licensee and using sun webpages, just with different dislplay method. I hope that it will don`t break Your laws. Could it go into non-free? Another question what about packages that will depends on it? Where it should go? Contrib sounds resonable.
slu