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[quote]Other people may want to weigh in here but I think we are avoiding CC Attribution licenses because Linux distributors are pedantic. I may be recalling this wrong but apparently if some game with a CC Attribution license is included in a Linux distribution then the distributors feel the need to attribute all the contributors to the game (rather than, say, linking to the credits for the game). This bloats the license for the distribution so the distributors avoid adding things with these license types.[/quote]
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[quote]Other people may want to weigh in here but I think we are avoiding CC Attribution licenses because Linux distributors are pedantic. I may be recalling this wrong but apparently if some game with a CC Attribution license is included in a Linux distribution then the distributors feel the need to attribute all the contributors to the game (rather than, say, linking to the credits for the game). This bloats the license for the distribution so the distributors avoid adding things with these license types.[/quote]
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We
shouldn't
have
any
problems
with
that
because
we
don't
need
them
to
distribute
for
us,
i.
e.
Spring+ZK
won't
be
in
their
software
repositories,
but
installed
through
zklobby
installer.
Portable
linux
builds
ftw!
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We
shouldn't
have
any
problems
with
that
because
we
don't
need
them
to
distribute
for
us,
i.
e.
Spring+ZK
won't
be
in
their
software
repositories,
but
installed
through
zklobby
installer.
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