On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 2:24 PM, Rene Engelhard <rene@debian.org> wrote:
Becaudse *you* don't care about what "Open Source" is doesn't mean that all the
people who care should do stuff to clean it up.
Hello, Rene Engelhard. It is the first time you and I talk to each
other, and we had never met face-to-face. Is this the way you talk to
people, assuming things like “you don’t care”? This says a lot from
you, and if you want to know: I do care, if I didn’t, I wouldn’t spend
so much of my free time contributing to LibreOffice.
Now, going on-topic: the UFL does not forbid LibreOffice from
including Ubuntu [1], we are not renaming it, and honestly, calling it
“distro-specific” based on just the name, is throwing bullshit. There
is a cola beverage named Ubuntu, and it is not affiliated with
Canonical, why including the fonts in LibreOffice would be interpreted
as endorsing the distro? Even if it did, that would be a benefit to
Debian, come on! Rene Engelhard, let’s not make this a discussion on
the Debian bug you linked, this is not the appropriate place.
[1]: http://font.ubuntu.com/ufl/FAQ.html
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Adolfo
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Re: [Libreoffice-ux-advise] including Ubuntu fonts in Windows/OSX installers · Rene Engelhard
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