“Ibus-table” a proprieatary software, is in Ubuntu Main Repository
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In "Ubuntu Software" GUI to install and remove software, it says that Ibus-table
has propritary license and the source is Ubuntu Bionic Main
repository.
But, here, it is mentioned that: "Main is Canonical-supported free and open-source software."
Can anybody clarify this? Also, is it a necessity for the functioning of Ubuntu? Can it be removed?
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In "Ubuntu Software" GUI to install and remove software, it says that Ibus-table
has propritary license and the source is Ubuntu Bionic Main
repository.
But, here, it is mentioned that: "Main is Canonical-supported free and open-source software."
Can anybody clarify this? Also, is it a necessity for the functioning of Ubuntu? Can it be removed?
18.04 proprietary official-repositories free-software
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In "Ubuntu Software" GUI to install and remove software, it says that Ibus-table
has propritary license and the source is Ubuntu Bionic Main
repository.
But, here, it is mentioned that: "Main is Canonical-supported free and open-source software."
Can anybody clarify this? Also, is it a necessity for the functioning of Ubuntu? Can it be removed?
18.04 proprietary official-repositories free-software
In "Ubuntu Software" GUI to install and remove software, it says that Ibus-table
has propritary license and the source is Ubuntu Bionic Main
repository.
But, here, it is mentioned that: "Main is Canonical-supported free and open-source software."
Can anybody clarify this? Also, is it a necessity for the functioning of Ubuntu? Can it be removed?
18.04 proprietary official-repositories free-software
18.04 proprietary official-repositories free-software
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Ubuntu Software may be wrong with license type.
As you can get the source code of the package it is open-source.
About license see source code repository in upstream (Debian) and real upstream.
It is GNU LGPL software.
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Ubuntu Software may be wrong with license type.
As you can get the source code of the package it is open-source.
About license see source code repository in upstream (Debian) and real upstream.
It is GNU LGPL software.
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Ubuntu Software may be wrong with license type.
As you can get the source code of the package it is open-source.
About license see source code repository in upstream (Debian) and real upstream.
It is GNU LGPL software.
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Ubuntu Software may be wrong with license type.
As you can get the source code of the package it is open-source.
About license see source code repository in upstream (Debian) and real upstream.
It is GNU LGPL software.
Ubuntu Software may be wrong with license type.
As you can get the source code of the package it is open-source.
About license see source code repository in upstream (Debian) and real upstream.
It is GNU LGPL software.
answered Nov 24 at 17:56
N0rbert
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