<OFF TOPIC>amigo wrote:Leaving out man-pages is forgivable, if unwise, but leaving out the License/Copying/Copyright files is illegal in most places.
A big puppy problem, that needs to be solved in my opinion. I think it's based on puppies size paradigm, that we all want to build the smallest possible package.
But with the actual packaging-practice we would have (at least) one license document per package, what would be about ~ 18 kb per package if all packages were 'gpl'ed'. as nearly 50% of OSS (see link below) seem to be published under the GPL 2.0, that would be a waste...
a more puppy-like approach would be what some other distros do:
1. having a folder with the most-used licenses e.g.
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/usr/share/doc/licenses
2. on package building you symlink to the license if it exists, if not, include the license. maybe this step could be included in dir2pet, to ease of handling.
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aragon