| 28,7 → 28,9 |
|---|
| The program must be free - that is, available at no financial cost. It doesn't |
| have to comply to an OSI-approved license or be open-source (even if that |
| would be preferred), but at the very least it must be free for personal, |
| non-commercial use. |
| non-commercial use. This includes "Freeware", "postcardware", etc. "Shareware" |
| is acceptable, too, as long as the shareware version of the program fullfills |
| the conditions of usefulness, quality and allows repackaged distribution. |
| |
| %hDistribution allowed |
| |
| 38,9 → 40,9 |
|---|
| |
| %!CORE EXCEPTIONS |
| |
| Please note that, while the above rules are valid for all third-party packages |
| that may be distributed with SvarDOS, it does not apply to the 'core' packages |
| that contain the operating system itself. SvarDOS being a free (as in "libre") |
| operating system, all "core" packages must comply to a libre-like license - be |
| it GPL, BSD, MIT, public domain, or anything that allows for unrestricted |
| distribution, provides source code and allows to modify it freely. |
| While the above rules are valid for all third-party packages that may be |
| distributed with SvarDOS, it does NOT apply to the "CORE" packages that contain |
| the operating system itself. SvarDOS being a free (as in "libre") operating |
| system, all CORE packages must comply to a libre-like license - be it GPL, BSD, |
| MIT, public domain, or anything that allows for unrestricted distribution, |
| provides source code and allows to modify it freely. |