Dear all,
my operating system is Ubuntu8.04, and install radiance use
apt-get install radiance and apt-get install radiance-materials
I think the installed radiance should be 3.8version.
Most radiance commands work well, but I can't find "gendaylit"? and the
feedback information in command shell is"sh: no gendaylit found", then I
search the "gendaylit" in the "usr" folder, find nothing. could anybody tell
why that?
thank you in advance,
ragards,
ZZ
Hi,
my operating system is Ubuntu8.04, and install radiance use
apt-get install radiance and apt-get install radiance-materials
I think the installed radiance should be 3.8version.
unfortunately it's not possible to distribute gendaylit via Debian and
Ubuntu as the license is not free:
* You may not include this software in a program or other software product
* without supplying the source, or without informing the end-user that the
* source is available for no extra charge.
* Don't even think of selling this software to other people, or
* distributing it commercially, that is strict and explicit no.
* This software is _not_ public domain, but copyrighted as
* noted in the copyright file.
If somebody manages to talk copyright owners into publishing it under a
proper license, I wouldn't mind to package it for debian.
Cheers,
Bernd
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Didn't Debian have provisions for installing non-free software? Or have those been removed?
Randolph
R Fritz wrote:
Didn't Debian have provisions for installing non-free software? Or have
those been removed?
non-free is not part of Debian officially. While I'd probably package
something for non-free if somebody would ask me to do it, I prefer to
stick with free software.
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Bernd Zeimetz Debian GNU/Linux Developer
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