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No, software developers and package maintainers do. A distro is where it goes all together and normally under a license. Even licenses are different across pac
by hakre 5y ago
No, software developers and package maintainers do. A distro is where it goes all together and normally under a license.
Even licenses are different across packages in a repo, they normally all have a pretty clear wording how much you can hold responsible them for that (hint: no warranty, no fitness for a particular purpose).
Read it before use and think first, e.g. how that software comes to life and is managed / maintained. Debian =/= Apple.
- JonathanBeuys 5y agoThe software developer (Google) patched those bugs months ago. Not sure what that has to do with licenses.
- hakre 5y agoThe license states "Provided AS-IS". There is no right to damn the distributor to not make it not available (and as far as this is Chromium not even the project) - just that.