This bug was fixed in the package wesnoth-1.14 - 1:1.14.17-2
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wesnoth-1.14 (1:1.14.17-2) unstable; urgency=low
* Install appstream metainfo file (LP: #1926104)
-- Rhonda D'Vine Thu, 26 Aug 2021 14:19:46 +0200
** Changed in: wesnoth-1.14 (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix
There is no appstream metainfo file installed (so far, I noticed that
upstream ships one so I'll install it in the future). Finding that out
was quite a huge digging around, it's not well documented or visible.
The package though is in Debian main/Ubuntu Universe, and thus
implicitly is clearly fr
How does the `project_license` tag in Wesnoths AppStream MetaInfo file
look like? Because that's the thing that is looked at to determine
whether the license is free.
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I have no clue how that is chosen. Where does that come from, is there
something within the package to do, because I wouldn't know how the
software center decides that. I rather thinkt his might be something
within software center to explain why it thinks so, for now I have no
clue how to adjust t
Thanks for taking your time to report this issue and making Ubuntu
better.
I can confirm that wesnoth-1.14 is wrongly listed with proprietary
license in Ubuntu Software on Ubuntu 21.04. I remember seeing reports
for other open source packages also listed with wrong license, but I
don't know if the
