Thanks, Scott; I'll have a look at the link. Much appreciated. Chris. 2009/10/29 scott mc <scottmc2@xxxxxxxxx>: >> >> Given that licensing can be sooo diverse and complicated, I'm not sure >> that this is the best approach. Do you have a sample >> .OptionalPackageDescription file, so I can see what it looks like? I'm >> going to do a proper Haiku install tomorrow as have just done LiveCD, >> so far. Myself and potentially many many GNU/Linux supporters would >> be happy to use Haiku, but the FSF angle has to be sorted. If we can >> sort that now, it should make life much easier. >> > > Here's some example .OptionalPackageDescription files that I recently > checked into HaikuPorts: > http://ports.haiku-files.org/changeset/430 > In Haiku if you click on the blue leaf/feather button, and then About > This System, it will bring up About This System. Scroll way down to > where it lists the included copyrights, for most of the pacakges > listed you'll see the licenses listed, these are usually clickable and > will bring up a StyledEdit window with the text of the license. This > is driven by the license line in the .OPD files. > > -scottmc > > -- Reasons why you may want to try GNU/Linux: http://www.getgnulinux.org/