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I have emailed Vavle about this. On the opensuse odb mailing list they think the permission (email) is just for Fedora.
Er, everyone is permitted. Can't they read between the lines? I didn't have any difficulties with the interpretation. Mike Sartain answered me in a similar fashion as he did with Tom Callaway: http://login.kristshell.net/~olorin/Steam/Valve-Permission-To-Redistribute-Steam-in-RPM.txt The new license will be available in the next version.
Please acknowledge the people you borrowed from. A blank %changelog is bad practice, even if it's outside OBS. Also, your package is broken on Fedora. Mine on the other hand have been tested on Mageia 2, Fedora Core 18, and openSUSE 12.2 so far: http://login.kristshell.net/~olorin/Steam/
I stepped on some toes, when I gave my opinion about this. (opensuse forum)
( I said I was very disapointed in opensuse )
Valve is already working on a new license, and on the official steam for linux page, they link to the open SUSE repo.
How much permission do they need ?
I was very angry, but I have calmed down again, because I realised the worst thing that could happen, is that I will have to switch to another distro.
Thank god for people like you, who are not so narrow minded.
For me the problem is not that big. I installed steam from the odb, before it was taken offline.
Its working fine for me, besides when I start steam, I get cleint is out of date message.
To start steam I need to type an command to have sound.
Played over 30 hours of teamfortress and the last two days, Half life.
I have put the link to your rpm's for opensuse, on the opensuse forums.
The license is actually finished. However, I'm not sure about whether I can actually distribute the document yet as it's really targeted at the next release.
I have commented on the official forum.
I never intended for my package to be used anywhere other than openSUSE. The spec is just a tweaked version of the spec file that was originally on OBS before it was removed. The important part is that I scripted the process to download the official .deb and extract its contents. I really just built it for myself so I could build a new RPM and I figured I'd share it to help out my fellow openSUSE users. I tried to get my own instance of OBS running in a VM, but none of the images available on SUSE gallery would build for anything newer than openSUSE 11.4.
I probably should have given proper attribution, but I just wanted to get it out there. When I have time this weekend I'll try to improve my process and add proper attribution.
I'll admit your build is cleaner and working on other distros is good. What is your build process? Are you creating the steam tarball manually?
Ah, Ok. I'm sorry if you were offended. My package is locally built with rpmbuild for the moment, nothing fancy. And I'm just following Tom Callaway (including the ones that have changed it since) on the tarball bit until we have official ones that can be pulled directly. I could probably put the fetch bit into a script for my own amusement, or adapt yours. However, it should be back shortly on OBS with the new license.
Awesome, I didn't expect to see until the next release and I thought you weren't going to share it publicly until the release. Did something change?
I am slightly concerned about one part.
I'm not quite sure where/how I'm supposed to identify the modifications. Is the patch file sufficient? I doubt it's going to be an issue as it seems Valve has no problem with the repackaging and I doubt they'd sue anyone unless someone messed with the actual steam client itself.
The package should return within a day or two, maybe sooner.
Thank you Valve, for the new license.
I have emailed the new license, I received from Valve in docx fromat, to a person from SUSE.
(not openSUSE)
The package can't return on the open build service because its closed source, but SUSE has servers for closed software too.
I expressed my concerns, and hope to have some responce soon.