> > >> So variables are not an issue at all, path names / filenames are not an >> issue >> either AFAIK. Spot? > > That is correct. The only places where we are concerned are really the > following: > > - Desktop Menu Items (the user should not think that they are launching > the "trademark" item) > - What the game calls itself when it is running (e.g. the contents in > the title of the window) > - Anything visible to the user during execution (if the game shows the > trademark, its out) > - The documentation needs to be cleaned (no references to the trademark, > other than anything that would fall under the Lanham Act, aka, Fair Use) > > Path names, filenames are not a concern according to RH Legal. Internal > variables which are not shown to the user during execution (if char * > ktron has "KTron" in it, you'd need to change the contents, not the > variable name) are also ok. > > When in doubt, ask. :) After a bit of funging, I've got a spec and a few patches which conform to the above. I contacted upstream about the name, and got no response. The name I'm currently working under is WeaselCycles. Anyone want to see it, and/or offer suggestions before I submit it for review? > ~spot > -- novus ordo absurdum _______________________________________________ Fedora-games-list mailing list Fedora-games-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-games-list
