From: Carlos Z.F. L. <car...@us...> - 2005-04-06 10:53:07
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On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 10:49:50AM +0100, Wenzhi Liang wrote: > That's good news. We've already have a BSD port and now a debian > package. Very good. I'll include a link to it on our website > shortly. Is [1] the final URL? Of course you can upload it to the > official Debian archive. I havn't had a chance to look at the > package myself but I will. > Ok, I'm happy that I can contribute something to this project since I like vim and like vimcdoc even more. This URL is just an place in Debian Chinese community. I will put the newest unoffical packages in there (such as 0.7.9, I found it in list 2 min ago ^_^). Once the package is uploaded to official Debian archive, I will notify you in the list. > Yes. License. Not familiar with the DFSG (you meant 2. yes?). So I > don't know what the definition of free there is. I have been > thinking about license myself lately, mainly the possibility and > impact of changing it to an existing free license (FDL or > something). But I've been lazy about this I guess. But I suppose > you can put it under non-free until things changed. > In Debian community, the definition of free documents is already very problematic. Currently, even GFDL is considered as non-free. @_@ I'm happy with vimcdoc, but as what you said, I think it's better to switch to an existing full-bloated lawyer-writed license. :) -- Best Regards, Carlos |