Notices tagged with libreplanet, page 44
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@mlinksva Also excited for #MozillaPersona; was at @fmarier's #LibrePlanet talk. But default persona.org assertion tester/fallback worrying.
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Promueve Cuba uso de software libre para garantizar soberanía tecnológica ur1.ca/d6n64 !FSF !GNU !libreplanet
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Ley de Software Libre y Formatos Abiertos en Uruguay ur1.ca/d6n3f !FSF !GNU !libreplanet
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They were mostly CC-BY-SA for quite a while. There was one part which had a clause which looked somewhat like NC but that's resolved now.
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.. #BittorrentLive
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@johns thanks, I'll keep an eye out for when they are ready
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are the !libreplanet talk videos up yet?
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I thought Red Eclipse changed to mostly CC-BY-SA only recently. Maybe Debian will reconsider.
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QUEMA TU MÓVIL ur1.ca/9x3hk !gnu !fsf !libreplanet !privacy
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@lxoliva intially i reacted with remove contrib and non-free. i think "you're own your own" for support, is more inline with freedom 0.
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@zykotick9 that's conflating two dimensions: Free Software vs non-Free non-Software
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@d3f and they're maintained by Debian volunteers using Debian infrastructure. double thinking of it as not Debian doesn't solve the problem
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@zykotick9 see, that's where the difference between using (choosing only Free) and recommending (with bundled non-Free) is
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@d3f Thank you for clarifying. I appreciate that!
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@thelastproject i agree. free software + free art = free society. copyleft FTW!
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@cwebber if the software is free, and the art isn't - i can appreciate that (only due to RMS's view TBH). i own doom 1&2&3 ;)
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Game art should at least be redistributable imho. If you can't redistribute the game art, you can't run the game, as it depends on it.
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Last time I checked it was this way. Encouraging is great, but I think Debian punishes too much, as the art files are still usable and Free.
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License freeness/non-freeness is good; though plenty of liberated pixel cup sprites were edited pixel by pixel; it's more complex here
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Is that true? I think encouraging "build from source media assets" is great and enforcing it is terrible.