> The big problem is that KDE includes GPLed code without asking and links it
> against qt. That is a not legal. I wonder what RMS would do if they provide
> an kemacs. :-)
I guess this is the part which I'm needing a bit more understanding with
(because I've not been the best at interpreting the
Just like debian has an official standard shell - bash, does debian have an
official scripting language ?
If so, is it perl, python, etc ?
The reason I'm asking is largely questions of disk space - ie minimizing the
number of scripting languages installed on a system by writing a package which
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