Post 9pilDdPsKsu6RGaQ6a by patchman@social.linux.pizza
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(DIR) Post #9pijFAvZ1nckkk10pE by selea@social.linux.pizza
2019-12-07T11:43:48Z
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Let's hope that F-Droid accepts "my" app lol
(DIR) Post #9pijW93PFMydrhm86S by noorul@quey.org
2019-12-07T11:46:56Z
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what app ?@selea
(DIR) Post #9pilDdPsKsu6RGaQ6a by patchman@social.linux.pizza
2019-12-07T12:05:50Z
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@selea Wat? You don't have your own f-droid repo yet!? :P
(DIR) Post #9pinHU0nRXvaL0op3g by patchman@social.linux.pizza
2019-12-07T12:29:07Z
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@noorul https://gitlab.com/fdroid/rfp/issues/1160
(DIR) Post #9pjDQOmkqHFpXiA99U by selea@social.linux.pizza
2019-12-07T17:21:58Z
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@patchmanWeeeeell, I couldBut I want it in fdroid :p
(DIR) Post #9pooVlY2J5MrgLV5Em by masterofthetiger@theres.life
2019-12-10T10:11:09Z
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@selea Also, CC0 allows you to change the license to anything. It is not copyleft, it is the most permissive you can get. You can do absolutely anything with it.
(DIR) Post #9pop9VUhPilRTWtD7o by noorul@quey.org
2019-12-10T10:18:22Z
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wow ...public domain or creative commons zero let us redistribute in any license?cool...@masterofthetiger
(DIR) Post #9popFONCnme97zBscS by masterofthetiger@theres.life
2019-12-10T10:19:24Z
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@noorul Yes. There are no restrictions. You can modify it and license it however. That is also a problem, because people can also make it into nonfree software with a restrictive license.
(DIR) Post #9popLkNrsbHh88WyLw by noorul@quey.org
2019-12-10T10:20:35Z
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well, the original work is still remain in public domain ;)@masterofthetiger
(DIR) Post #9poy8Y9Exbsd0JTF7A by selea@social.linux.pizza
2019-12-10T11:58:55Z
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@masterofthetiger Yeah I realized that after a while :PBut I rather keep the license I think