Just to make things clear for people *not* following this thread - gstreamer0.10-dsp-0.9.0-6+0m6 is GPL'ed, but Nokia haven't released sources of it yet. This is GPL violation, and we're quite sure, that when any N9/N950 owner ask for sources, they're obliged (and will be happy to) release said sources. So, freemangordon is *not* asking someone to write re-licensing bug (without chances for success, as we know Nokians), he is just asking someone to ask Nokians about code that they're *obliged* to release. Still, for ~1,5 month, no N9/N950 user care to help us int his (quite trivial) task. Which, I'm quite not surprised, judging by N9/N950 user base and type. /Estel
<Piru> fair enough. so they didn't respond? <freemangordon> I don't own n9 nor n950 <DocScrutinizer> aaaah <freemangordon> I am not in position to ask <Piru> you don't need to <Piru> just get the binary and you're entitled to ask for the src <DocScrutinizer> exactly <freemangordon> noone has distributed the binary to me in any form <DocScrutinizer> and it's LGPL? <freemangordon> 100% <DocScrutinizer> hmm, just ask <Piru> well if you get the LGPL binary by whatever means they MUST provide the src if you ask for it <Piru> and I'm fairly sure they do. the LGPL clauses are rather "flexible" about it <Piru> for instance it doesn't specify how fast they should respond <Piru> also they can choose to deliver via physical media if they choose to... <DocScrutinizer> nah, they will move when there's really sth fishy <Piru> I saw the (L)GPL offer at least <Piru> in about <Piru> want the address? <freemangordon> sure <Piru> sourcecode.request@nokia.com <Piru> or written snail mail: <Piru> Source Code Request <Piru> Nokia Corporation <Piru> P.O.Box 226 <Piru> FI-00045 Nokia Group <Piru> Finland