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ZealOS is public domain, and you have the freedom to fork and/or relicense your changes to the entire project under an equivalent or stricter license if you so choose, as does anybody with access to the source code and ISOs. If the Unlicense is not recognized in your country, fork and relicense your changes to the project. The main ZealOS repository will keep the license it has had since the beginning.
If the Unlicense is not recognized in your country, fork and relicense your changes to the project.
The legal risks associated with this are identical to the legal risks of using the project under Unlicense. I strongly recommend relicensing to 0BSD without attribution, or at least some sort of choose-one dual licensing.
The Unlicense is an OSI-approved license, backed by the review of teams of international lawyers. https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical https://opensource.org/licenses/unlicense
If you take a look at this, The Unlicense is not precisely a public domain license, and have problems in countries like Germany. I think this should be relicensed with the CC0 license, which is this: