Bug#265352: grub: Debian splash images for Grub
Josh Triplett
Josh Triplett <josh.trip@verizon.net>, 265352@bugs.debian.org
Sun, 19 Sep 2004 13:47:05 -0700
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Nathanael Nerode wrote:
> Martin Michlmayr wrote:
>>I think the open use logo itself should be DFSG-free, but it probably
>>should be accompanied by a trademark license. I'll contact SPI to see
>>what needs to be done to change the license, and I've asked Matthew
>>Garrett to discuss the trademark issue with SPI's trademark lawyer and
>>others on spi-trademark.
>>
>>What would a good license for the logo be?
>
> There are two options: separate copyright and trademark licenses and a "fused"
> license.
>
> OPTION 1
> Copyright license:
> Copyright 1999 Software in the Public Interest
> Permission is hereby granted to anyone to copy, modify, display or perform
> publicly, and/or redistribute this logo, with or without modifications.
> (This copyright license is not intended to grant a trademark license; see
> below for trademark license.)
>
> Trademark license:
> This logo is a trademark/service mark of the Debian Project.
> Permission is hereby granted to anyone to use this logo or a modified version
> to refer to the Debian project. It does not indicate endorsement by the
> project.
> Modified versions which are sufficiently different so that they do not
> consitute trademark use or infringment -- that is, those which are not likely
> to cause confusion with Debian's logo in the minds of those seeing them --
> may be used for any purpose. (This trademark license is not intended to
> restrict or alter the grant of copyright license; see above for copyright
> license.)
>
> OPTION 2
> Fused license:
> Copyright 1999 Software in the Public Interest
> This logo is a trademark/service mark of the Debian Project.
> Permission is hereby granted to anyone to copy, modify, display or perform
> publicly, and/or redistribute this logo, with or without modifications.
> Permission is hereby granted to anyone to use this logo or a modified version
> to refer to the Debian project. It does not indicate endorsement by the
> project. Additionally, permission is hereby granted to anyone to use
> modified versions which are sufficiently different so that they do not
> consitute trademark use or infringment (that is, those which are not likely
> to cause confusion with Debian's logo in the minds of those seeing them) for
> any purpose.
>
> ---
> It should be possible to polish these a little (particularly the "constitute
> trademark use or infringement" line), but this is about right.
Both of these licenses seem clearly non-free to me, since they restrict
the uses of unmodified or "insufficiently different" versions.
- Josh Triplett
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