Hi all, thanks for the detailed response,
I had been discussing this with Pádraig, to at least do this manually,
and he shared with me an older letter discussing the packaging
of tools that use gnulib and how that affects, for example, debian maintainers.
I believe many of you have read this al
Hi Karl,
Thank *you* for the quick response. The AND implies that the package contains
both LGPLv3.0 and
BSD-licensed code (in particular e.g. Rich Felker's getopt shim) - it is not
dual-licensed. However,
for all intents and purposes I hereby grant the GNU Project permission to use
it in any G
Hi Kamila - thanks much for the patch.
% wc -c *tar*
1885428 automake-1.17.0.91.tar.bz2
1500817 automake-1.17.0.91.tar.bz3
2456935 automake-1.17.0.91.tar.gz
1641112 automake-1.17.0.91.tar.xz
That is an impressive compression ratio.
LGPLv3-licensed
I searched for bzip3 on
bzip3 (https://github.com/kspalaiologos/bzip3) is a free and open-source
LGPLv3-licensed data
compression utility that excels at compressing text and source code.
Compression ratio tests for the automake distribution tarball:
% wc -c *tar*
1885428 automake-1.17.0.91.tar.bz2
1500817 automake-1.17.
