On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 4:51 PM, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos
<fitoschido@gmail.com> wrote:
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?
If the name was so inconsequential, why did the author choose a
license that forbid _changing_ the name ?
It is one thing to get distros to cooperate together one large project
like libreoffice, it is quite another to purposefully try to piss-off
their respective Marketing Dept.
Norbert (who is not working for any distro, but can imagine why they
would find that irritating)
Context
Re: [Libreoffice-ux-advise] including Ubuntu fonts in Windows/OSX installers · Rene Engelhard
Re: including Ubuntu fonts in Windows/OSX installers · Stefan Knorr (Astron)
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