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Cameron Kaiser <spectre@stockholm.ptloma.edu> writes:

> > I have it downloaded and untarred but have had very little time to do > > anything more! I'd like to package it for Debian eventually but I > > have to figure out the implications of the license first. > > The main issue is to keep it free. I don't mind if it's packaged with or for > Debian as long as it's not sold, particularly as an item in itself.

I know you don't mind; the issue is, is it "free enough" for Debian according to the Debian Free Software Guidelines:

http://www.debian.org/social_contract#guidelines

It may well be, I just haven't looked at it in detail yet.

-- John