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Re: [Fwd: is kde enough free?]

> It should be noted that the KDE developers I spoke with regarded this
> as a deliberate slight by Debian, despite the fact that NOT having
> the licenses in place is quite clearly a breach of Troll's
> licensing conditions (they have to be GPL, and no license != GPL).

oh, it's not so dramatic : they place a COPYING file in each package,
and the kde web page states, that everything is gpl'ed.

they did everything with the best intrests, they only failed to read the
GPL on how to apply it.

> There appears to be a lot of conspiracy theories from some KDE folks
> about both Debian and Redhat.

sorry, but i never heard big conspicary theories from the KDE folks
about debian or redhat. they are not happy, that we ship without qt (so
kde will not run). but i never heard any bad word about debian. if you
have some quotes : mail me.

i only heard, that they are angry about some of our statements,
but looking at what we say about kde, i can understand this.

maybe you want to count, how many debian developer said, that kde is
non-free (that is not true : our own DFSG makes it free).

in the worst case, you could say that these people lie, or drop their
own guidelines if they become inconvinient.

i think it's only fanatism and bad information, not more.

andreas


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