Zed Pobre wrote: > Better in what sense? I'm not seeing a whole lot of point to patching > modplug to use unrar as a command instead of rar just to go from one > non-free license to another. Is there something spectacularly > egregious about the rar license not present in the non-free unrar > license to make this worth the change? Yes, IMO.
rar is shareware, and cannot legally be *used* after 40 days without paying for it. This is actually one of the most restrictive licenses present in the non-free archive. unrar-nonfree is unlimited-use and unlimited-distribution, with restricted modification. I think this is a significant enough difference that the vast majority of Debian users would be safer and better off installing unrar. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
