Michał Masłowski (mtjm)
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answered "What about guile 2.0"
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it might be easy to support libarchive there, it should help if it extracts only some files; (I'd do it if I had more time and a cbr file)
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both file-roller and ark don't need ununrar, removing it improves their RAR support (using unar); bsdtar should work too for this
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interesting, isn't FDL the only license requiring source to be in a free format? (using other words) CC-BY-SA doesn't require source
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great if your work has a clear source form and it's possible to include the license with it, otherwise CC-BY-SA might be more practical
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Firefox is nonfree for other reasons http://ur1.ca/ck5za ; I think "non-FSDG" is clearer in other cases
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0.8 fixed this, http://ur1.ca/cdjdy
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Parabola can be installed on Linode, it's just not offered there (custom distro installation is documented); isn't it the same for Virpus?
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for me more convincing examples were ants, migrating birds and humans in http://ur1.ca/akzxp
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misleading title; there is an argument against copyright abolishment which doesn't apply to these unrelated laws
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great, it's difficult to comply with it without respecting user's freedom; companies dislike "or later" enough to not see it?
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@schestowitz descriptions of how to draw a glyph are code (non-bitmap); meta-fonts have real sources that can make completely diff. styles
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I don't remember the project well, it had much bigger non-Python-specific issues
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functions were defined in an if before being used in other code, it wasn't my idea (a networking project written with another student)
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much nicer than e.g. using a special method instead of an assignment operator which I did when porting a program to Python 2
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see the last paragraph of section 5, I believe the traditional approach of images in separate files is compliant
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it's ok as aggregation if it's not in the same program, e.g. loaded from a file (unless the image is based on the program)
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packages for mips64el aren't automatically removed when they are removed from Arch; this could be partially solved
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never had this working on gNS (with fbdev); editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf should make it use different resolution
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checked it a long time ago, patched xf86-video-siliconmotion worked with an external monitor (no xrandr); what is "properly" for you?