[aplusdev] Article on A+ and Linux

[Neil L. Roeth]

Funny you should ask.  I filed an ITP for the Debian A+ package (to be called
aplus-fsf) a couple of weeks ago, and I completed them just in the last few
days.  These are my first Debian packages, so I am getting a Debian developer
to check them out before releasing them publicly, but when they are ready I
will let you know personally.  I fully intend for them to become part of the
Debian woody distribution.

They will not be available for potato - the A+ package does not compile with
the compilers available in potato, as you can see from the current A+ install
instructions for Debian on the A+ website.

The license is GPL, which automatically ensures it adheres to Debian policy.

On Jan 16, Derek Neighbors (derek at gnue.org) wrote:
 > I dont recall the license of A+, but if someone can point me to it, and it 
 > adheres to debian policy for licensing.  I can take a look at making some 
 > debian packages for A+ and can try to get them included into the unstable 
 > version of debian.
 > 
 > Derek Neighbors
 > GNU Enterprise
 > http://www.gnuenterprise.org
 > derek at gnue.org
 > 
 > 

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Neil L. Roeth