Fedora extras and opensource games with shareware datafiles
Tom 'spot' Callaway
tcallawa at redhat.com
Wed Mar 30 17:13:27 UTC 2005
On Wed, 2005-03-30 at 11:37 -0500, Chris Ricker wrote:
> On a somewhat related note to the shareware data discussion, one of the
> things I'm interested in packaging for extras is hobbit
> <http://hobbitmon.sourceforge.net/>. hobbit is a GPL'ed replacement /
> upgrade for the server side of Big Brother <http://bb4.com/>. It's only of
> limited use without clients being monitored. For the client monitoring,
> you have to either use the Big Brother client (not free / open source) or
> the hobbit client. hobbit client is BSD-licensed, but still very alpha (as
> in, "it only compiles on NetBSD 2 right now" alpha). Any problem with the
> hobbit server being in extras, and the hobbit client once it's further
> along?
I see no problem with this as long as it doesn't rely on BB to build or
install.
~spot
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