* Package name : sankore Version : 3.1 Upstream Author : Open-Sankoré Developers team <dev@open-sankore.org> * URL : http://dev.open-sankore.org/ * License : GPL-3+ Programming Lang: C++ Description : interactive digital whiteboard software for teaching Open-Sankoré is a free and open-source interactive whiteboard (IWB) software compatible with any projector and pointing device. It is based on the Uniboard software originally developed at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.
Hello Miriam, I am most interested by your intent to make sankore a Debian official package. I copy your message to dev@abuledu.org, since some people there have already done some preliminary work, for example delimiting the dfsg-free subset of the upstream package. Best regards, Georges. Miriam Ruiz a écrit :
Hello Miriam, I am most interested by your intent to make sankore a Debian official package. I copy your message to dev@abuledu.org, since some people there have already done some preliminary work, for example delimiting the dfsg-free subset of the upstream package. Best regards, Georges. Miriam Ruiz a écrit :
I am interested by this ITP as well. A few months have passed, how is the work going so far?
I've temporarily put my latest packages at: http://www.miriamruiz.es/debian/sankore/ Please, if someone tries them, leave a comment regarding what works and what doesn't. Greetings, Miry
Hi, It seems that Open-Sankoré has been relicensed to GPL v3 [1]. I'll still have to carefully go through the license, but it seems that the SSL exception is in all of the headers. I'll try to create a newer version of the package (older one I have them in [2], and even older in [3]), and if it works okay for me and is stable enough I might consider finally uploading it to Debian, aftyer re-checking licenses again. Greetings, Miry [1] https://github.com/Sankore/Sankore-3.1/commit/3d5330fb193ff74ff115466e92c9d91122f824a1 [2] http://www.miriamruiz.es/debian/sankore/ [3] http://aula.edu.es/pool/main/s/sankore/
Hi, I've been able to compule Open Sankoré for Debian applying the attached set of patches. Just in case you wanted to know. Greetings, Miry
Hi Miry. I'd be happy if you could commit your packaging work here: http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=debian-edu/sankore.git;a=summary Greets, Mike
Cool! Thanks!! I'll commit it later from home, this afternoon :) Greetings, Miry 2013/3/7 Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de>:
2013/3/9 Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de>: Hi!! Thanks!!!! :) All is left is to review debian/copyright so that includes all the copyrights, specially all those from third parties... sigh :) If any of you test in your computers the packages in git, please tell me if there are any issues. It should compile in squeeze too (I haven't upgraded compat to 9 yet because of that, and I added the patch needed for backwards compatibility with squeeze). Greetings and lots of thanks, Miry
Hi, I've noticed that you have a repository with a custom version of Qt for Open-Sankoré [1], In what ways does this custom version diverges from the standard version of Qt? Is it neccesary to use this version of Qt for any reason, or linking the project against the standard Qt library in Debian might be problematic in some way? Thanks in advance, Miry [1] http://dev.open-sankore.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/SourceRepository
Hi all, Or is this just to have a Qt library at hand when building for win32 or macosx (in case there is a Mac version)? Greets, Mike
Hi, the custom version is based on the standard release of Qt4.7. On linux the only change we made is fixed on the Qt4.8.0 version so we embed them only on debian that doesn't provide those libraries. For mac and windows the usage of the custom libraries is recommended because of some little changes on https protocols and gui refresh. Nice one, Claudio
Hi all, today I have had a quick look at the fonts shipped with Sankore-3.1 in the folder Sankore-3.1/resources/customizations/fonts Only 3 of them can be packaged/found in Debian. The other fonts cause issues with the Debian free software guidelines [1]. With this mail I want to raise awareness on those issues by raising some green, some yellow and a red flag. Green Flags ----------- ec_cour.ttf (Ecolier Court, Open Font License), already in Debian ecl_cour.ttf (Ecolier Lignes Court, Open Font License), already in Debian AndBasR.ttf (Andika Basic), I substitute that by the Andika font as found in Debian package fonts-sil-andika. Yellow Flags ------------ For the below fonts I could not find a proper upstream (the makers of the fonts) on the internet. So, the license remains unclear. On download sites [2] I found: only use for non-commercial use (however, my French is not so good, so I may be mistaken here). This hurts DFSG-6, as in Debian there may only be software that can be used for any purpose. AlphoneticGB.ttf ALPHONET.TTF Cursive standard.ttf Cursive standard Bold.ttf SCRIPTCA.TTF SCRIPTCO.TTF ScriptEcole2.ttf The fonts below can be obtained from [3] (upstream), but they are licensed under the CC-by-NC-ND 2.0 [4]. This license is not compliant with the Debian free software guidelines (no commercial use -> DFSG-6, no derivatives -> DFSG-3). ec_cp.ttf ec_cp_pt.ttf ec.ttf ecl.ttf eclcopt.ttf ec_co_pt.ttf Red Flag -------- The font below is called Gino School Script. I could not find a license for it, but I found a site [5] where you can buy this font for 99,--€. So I guess, you better remove that from Github, as it seems to be a completely non-free font. GinSSB60.ttf Consequences on Open-Sankore in Debian -------------------------------------- The Debian package will for now be shipped without the named fonts. My (and probably also Miry's) questions are: can you substitute those fonts by fully free fonts? Where will those fonts be missing in Sankore and where will the user notice that? light+love, Mike [1] http://www.debian.org/social_contract [2] http://pointecole.free.fr/polices.html [3] http://douteau.ecolier.perso.sfr.fr/page_ecolier.htm [4] http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ [5] http://www.signumart.com/typo/famille/gino_school_script/be-57.html#preview
Hello Mike, Thank you for this feedback. We didn't do directly the clearing of licences regarding the fonts so if there are any specific questions, I can put you in touch with the person from the french government that took care of it. Although, it is confirmed that they have indeed chosen fonts that are not fully compliant even though they have obtained the authorisations to distribute them by the authors. Best regards, Cyril
Hi Cyril, Sorry for the delay on my side. I had to see to some private issues. Please yes, get me in contact with the person who had the task of clearing the licenses. Greets+Thanks, Mike (who really wants to see Sankoré in Debian jessie)
retitle 673322 ITP: openboard -- interactive digital whiteboard software for teaching stop One of the upstream of opensankore has forked the project[1], and is committed to release a full dfsg-free version of it. Therefore, after agreeing with Miriam and Mike that openboard is way more interesting to us, I am retitling this bug as an ITP on openboard. [1] http://oe-f.org/en/
Just for the record, the latest working package I've built from Open Sankore source code is from september 2014, and it's available at http://www.miriamruiz.es/debian/sankore/ Greetings, Miry
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Hi Mike and all, Le 23/11/2017 à 23:42, Mike Gabriel a écrit : Feel free to merge/close/supercede/ the other ITP/RFP at will. Cheers David
Ack + THANKS! Mike
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