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Re: Problem in format-time-zone

To: "Matt Birkholz" <birkholz@alum.mit.edu>
Subject: Re: Problem in format-time-zone
From: karlheg@bittersweet.inetarena.com (Karl M. Hegbloom)
Date: 08 Apr 1998 18:03:23 -0700
Cc: scsh@ai.mit.edu
>>>>> "Matt" == Matt Birkholz <matt@birkholz.chandler.az.us> writes:

    >> Cc: scsh@ai.mit.edu References:
    >> <ro0emz9daca.fsf@mail.dotcom.fr> From:
    >> karlheg@bittersweet.inetarena.com (Karl M. Hegbloom) Date: 07
    >> Apr 1998 19:39:16 -0700 Lines: 45
    >>
    >> [...]  I've got `scsh' packaged for Debian.  After I work out a
    >> few minor problems, I will upload it.  I've not heard from the
    >> authors yet...  I will assume silence is consent, and upload to
    >> `unstable,

    Matt> In legal matters, this is not a good assumption.  However, I
    Matt> once asked about using Scheme48 for a commercial project.
    Matt> Perhaps this was before the following paragraph appeared in
    Matt> the Scheme48 license:

    Matt>       Use of this software for commerical purposes is also
    Matt>       permitted, but only if, in addition to the conditions
    Matt>       required for non-commerical users, written
    Matt>       notification of such use is provided by the commerical
    Matt>       user to NEC Research Institute, Inc. (NECI) prior to
    Matt>       the fabrication and distribution of the software.

    Matt> That seems pretty clear.  Anyway, it is consistent with what
    Matt> I heard back a year or more ago.  I would send them a notice
    Matt> and tell them it is going to appear on Debian CDs everywhere
    Matt> and is configured to produce the required attribution by
    Matt> default.  Then go ahead and put it in the main distribution.

 I just uploaded to Debian unstable, `non-free/interpreters'.  It
 shouldn't get put on CD-ROM's or go into the main distribution
 because of the non DFSG compliant licencing terms.

 It would be really good to have `scsh' under GPL.  I plan to try and
 get the `guile-scsh' working soon, and will also upload that for
 Debian.  It too will go under non-free, unfortunately.


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