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This package was debianised by Ben Burton <[email protected]> on
Sun, 19 May 2002 18:44:16 +1000.
Thanks to Karl Soderstrom and Gregory J. Oschwald for originally packaging
kstars and ktouch respectively.

It was downloaded from: http://www.kde.org/download

Upstream Authors:

  Blinken: Albert Astals Cid <[email protected]>,
      Danny Allen <[email protected]>
  Kalzium: Carsten Niehaus <[email protected]>
  KAnagram: Joshua Keel <[email protected]>,
      Danny Allen <[email protected]>
  KBruch: Sebastian Stein <[email protected]>,
      Eva Brucherseifer <[email protected]> and others
  KEduca: Javier Campos <[email protected]>, Klas Kalass <[email protected]>,
      Henrique Pinto <[email protected]>,
      Anne-Marie Mahfouf <[email protected]>
  KGeography: Albert Astals Cid <[email protected]>
  KHangMan: Primoz Anzur <[email protected]>, Anne-Marie Mahfouf <[email protected]>
  Kig: Dominique Devriese <[email protected]>,
      Maurizio Paolini <[email protected]>,
      Franco Pasquarelli <[email protected]>,
      Pino Toscano <[email protected]> and others
  Kiten: Jason Katz-Brown <[email protected]>,
      Jim Breen <[email protected]>,
      Neil Stevens <[email protected]>
  KLatin: George Wright <[email protected]> and others
  KLettres: Anne-Marie Mahfouf <[email protected]> and many others
  KMathTool: Birgit Schulz <[email protected]>,
      Marco Wegner <[email protected]>
  KmPlot: Klaus-Dieter M�ller <[email protected]>,
      Matthias Messmer <[email protected]>,
      Fredrik Edemar <[email protected]>
  KPercentage: Matthias Messmer <[email protected]>,
      Carsten Niehaus <[email protected]>,
      Robert Gogolok <[email protected]>
  KStars: Jason Harris <[email protected]>,
      Heiko Evermann <[email protected]>, Thomas Kabelmann <[email protected]>,
      Pablo de Vicente <[email protected]>,
      Jasem Mutlaq <[email protected]>, Carsten Niehaus <[email protected]>,
      Mark Hollomon <[email protected]>, Vincent Jagot <[email protected]>,
      Martin Piskernig <[email protected]>
  KTouch: Haavard Froeiland <[email protected]>,
      Andreas Nicolai <[email protected]>
  KTurtle: Cies Breijs <cies # kde.nl>,
      Walter Schreppers <Walter.Schreppers # ua.ac.be>,
      Anne-Marie Mahfouf <annemarie.mahfouf # free.fr>
  Kverbos: Arnold Kraschinski <[email protected]>
  KVocTrain: Ewald Arnold <[email protected]>,
      Peter Hedlund <[email protected]>
  KWordQuiz: Peter Hedlund <[email protected]>
  libkdeedu: Scott Wheeler <[email protected]>,
      Jason Harris <[email protected]>

Copyright:

  All components of this package are released under the GNU General
  Public License (GPL), with the following exceptions.  Note that the
  abbreviation LGPL refers to the GNU Library General Public License.

    Kiten: (see below)
    KStars: (see below)
    KVocTrain: GPL, though some source files are under the LGPL
    KWordQuiz: GPL, though many source files are under the LGPL
    Libraries:
      libextdate.so: Sources under a mixture of GPL and LGPL
      libkdeeducore.so: LGPL
    DocBook documentation: (see below)

  On Debian GNU/Linux systems, the complete texts of the GPL and the LGPL
  can be found in the files `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL' and
  `/usr/share/common-licenses/LGPL` respectively.

  --------------------

  Kiten:

    This application is released under the GPL, though a few of its
    source files are under the following license:

      Copyright (C) 2001 Neil Stevens <[email protected]>

      Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
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  --------------------

  KStars:

    While KStars itself is released under the GPL, its INDI server and
    drivers, its data catalogue and some of its images are under different
    licenses as follows.

    INDI server and drivers:

      Released under the LGPL, with the following exceptions:

        The ColourConVerT library along with some related code is released
        under the GPL.  This is used in the V4L and Philips webcam drivers.

        The file celestronprotocol.c is released under the GPL.  This is
        used in the Celestron GPS driver.

        The Finger Lakes Instruments driver is released under the
        following license:

          Copyright (c) 2000, 2002 Finger Lakes Instrumentation (FLI), L.L.C.
          All rights reserved.

          Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
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        The FITS reading/writing library is released under the GPL.
        This is used in the static libindicom library that is linked
        into KStars.

    Star catalogue:

      Star catalog derived from the Hipparcos and Tycho star catalogs.
      These catalogs are in the public domain, and can be obtained from
      http://cdsweb.u-strasbg.fr/viz-bin/Cat?I/239

      Changes made to the raw catalog include stripping out certain data
      fields, reformatting, and manual matching up common and genetive
      star names.  The modified catalog is (C) Jason Harris, 2003, and is
      licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL):
      http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

      The Hipparcos data is in the public domain and may be used
      by anyone. We do request however that use of the catalogue data
      is acknowledged. Something similar to "This application
      makes use of the  Hipparcos and Tycho catalogues (ESA, 1997)"
      could be appropriate, and a link to the ESA Hipparcos web pages
      (http://sci.esa.int/hipparcos) would also be appreciated.

    Images:

      KStars uses images in the skymap that are under copyright.  
      In most cases, these images are freely available for 
      non-commercial uses.  When required, we have obtained 
      permission from the image's author.  For each image, we 
      credit the author or source and provide a link to their 
      website, when available.

      Key:
      PD:       Public Domain
      CR:       Authorship Credit Requested
      GPL:      Released under the General Public License

      NASA/GSFC:Nat'l Aeronautics and Space Admin./Goddard Spaceflight Center


      Planets Inline Image Credits:
      Mercury:  NASA/GSFC (PD/CR)
      Venus:    NASA/GSFC (PD/CR)
      Moon:     based on a photo contributed by Frank Stefani (GPL)
      Mars:     NASA and Hubble Heritage team (PD/CR)
      Jupiter:  NASA/GSFC (PD/CR)
      Saturn:   NASA and Hubble Heritage team (PD/CR)
      Uranus:   Erich Karkoschka (University of Arizona) and NASA (PD/CR)
      Neptune:  NASA Voyager 2 (PD/CR)
      Pluto:    NASA/GSFC (PD/CR)

  --------------------

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