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https://youtu.be/iu-2Zrt2gHI 23.08 mark Sent from OX Mail On August 10, 2021 at 9:43 PM Stefan Knorr <http://sknorr@suse.de > wrote:
Hi Richard,
O/n 06/08/2021 11.44, Richard Brown wro/te:
> > Note: the doc.opensuse.org sources are licensed diferently with the
full blown GPLv3 license: https://github.com/openSUSE/doc-o-o/blob/main/LICENSE
> Thanks for pointing that out. That LICENSE file came in through the PR
adding a Jekyll-based process to the doc.o.o navigation (i.e. the homepage). However, the actual Leap docs currently posted on the site are licensed under GFDL as well (v1.3 iirc).
I suspect the libsolv/... etc. docs that are still posted on the page are under different licenses but I did not check.
So, by no means is the GPL 3.0 that graces the repo meant as a site-wide license. My hunch is combining the two licenses on the same domain is not an issue -- surely, the GPL's linking requirements were not created in the context of HTML links. ^^
Nevertheless, it's probably a good idea to figure out a better story there.
hth Stefan.
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