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Add License File #3

Closed chrisppy closed 9 years ago

chrisppy commented 9 years ago

Please add a License file so we know if it is GPLv3 or MIT or so on.

chrisppy commented 9 years ago

@Aaronepower Have you given any thought into what opensource license you will give this project?

XAMPPRocky commented 9 years ago

Yes, I'll be adding MIT.

chrisppy commented 9 years ago

@Aaronepower Thank you for the quick response. I just needed to know as I am packaging this utility up for Fedora via COPR and I just need the license added to do that. Out of curiosity, should I add the SPEC file to your project?

XAMPPRocky commented 9 years ago

SPEC file? COPR? FEDORA? Could you explain these things?

On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 8:27 PM, Chris Palmer notifications@github.com wrote:

@Aaronepower Thank you for the quick response. I just needed to know as I am packaging this utility up for Fedora via COPR and I just need the license added to do that. Out of curiosity, should I add the SPEC file to your project?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/Aaronepower/tokei/issues/3#issuecomment-142085261

chrisppy commented 9 years ago

@Aaronepower Fedora is a Linux operating system run by RedHat. Copr is an easy-to-use automatic build system providing a package repository as its output for Fedora. SPEC files are the files that tell an rpm based distribution(Fedora, RedHat enterprise Linux, centos) how to build the package and install it.

chrisppy commented 9 years ago

@Aaronepower Basically the reason for doing this is so that when you release a new version, I take the tar.gz and build it for Fedora. I take that build add it to COPR and anyone who has the repository added to their system they will get an update through the package manager.

XAMPPRocky commented 9 years ago

Okay, sounds good to me! Make sure you use version 1.1.1 that I just released for your initial upload. Can you also comment back on this issue with instructions of how to install for people who use Fedora?