I've contacted the author regarding the Licensing, and she kindly removed the 'NC' from the License. Lucidity is now Creative Commons BY-SA. The reason why I asked this is because on Fedora they don't accept NC, since packages with 'NC' can't be pushed to RHEL. I don't know if this is the case with openSUSE, but it's 'fixed' and the author kindly removed it. There shouldn't be a problem in using OBS to package and distribute it now. Already commited to OBS. Thanks all. @Darix - Thanks for the help and pushing the question to the legal department, but it's been worked out between me and the author. Nelson. 2010/11/4 Nelson Marques <nmo.marques@gmail.com>:

Dear people,

I'm asking this because one of my favorite metathemes for GNOME is CC-BY-NC-SA. What concerns me is the 'NC' which I'm not sure if because of it I can distribute it through OBS as a package.

Though this is a personal reason, I usually push some packages to Contrib or other projects, since it's stuff I keep updated for myself.

Anyone could clear out this licensing issue around CC BY-NC-SA.

Thanks in advance,

Nelson

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