Hi Holger!
On 5/4/22 16:35, Holger Wansing wrote:
It's part of unstable, so in principal, it can be used to build non-free installer
images.
For which archs is this used?
It's currently used on m68k, powerpc and ppc64. But it could be used on amd64 and
arm64 as well since HFS/HFS+ is in principle useful on any Apple Macintosh computer,
even the latest ones.
So even if partman-hfs is not used by default currently, the translations are currently used (translators work on it, if we add partman-hfs to the
l10n machinery), so I wonder if this introduces a license issue for the translation files?
(The po files contain the hint:
"This file is distributed under the same license as debian-installer.")
This shouldn't introduce any license problems as the partman-hfs package itself is not affected by the license issue. It's just the hfsprogs package that is using the problematic APSL license.
partman-hfs is just using the same license as debian-installer but it has to live in the contrib section because it depends on a package from the non-free section.
Adrian
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