Re: Some licensing questions regarding celestia
On 2003-09-01 14:50:40 +0100 Mika Fischer <mika_fischer@gmx.net> wrote:
1) If one includes public-domain material in a GPL work, does one have
to state what material is in the public domain?
I'm not sure, but would say yes.
2) Are there any GPL-compatibility issues when the data is licensed
differently from the GPL?
This is covered in the GPL FAQ about "aggregation" I think.
3) What rights do need to be granted for data to be included in
non-free.
I'm not sure. That it can be distributed by the ftp mirrors, I guess.
Does it have to be configured specifically for use with Debian or
could users just go get it themselves, instead of using our ftp mirror
sponsors' connectivity? I didn't see anything in the licence about
derived works: is that covered by "use"?
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MJR/slef My Opinion Only and possibly not of any group I know.
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