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Hello, good April everyone,
I created a AUR package of qspectrumanalyzer-git (AUR) with few line fixes as [Project discontinued] because the original author hasn't worked or accepted pull requests since 2017 which is concerning.
At first I was going to use GitHub but decided instead to use my own web server. I made sure to use a sha256 to ensure integrity.
After pushing I'm worried about if this is okay in entirety?
Best of wishes.
Last edited by qtragabriex (2025-05-02 23:41:37)
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Hello, and thanks for the contribution.
Qspectrumanalyzer is licensed under GNU/GPL v3.0, so you have a right to create a fork of that project. Those are two of your essential freedoms (as granted by GNU).
As for submitting it to AUR: this seems like an actual fork, distinct from the original,⁽¹⁾ so I believe it’s in line with AUR submission guidelines.
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⁽¹⁾ In opposition to a hypothetical scenario, where somebody makes a “fork” with a different name merely to circumvent the no-duplicates policy.
Sometimes I seem a bit harsh — don’t get offended too easily!
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