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--- slackware_14.0 [2015/04/01 17:01] – connie
+++ slackware_14.0 [2018/04/07 18:38] – connie
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 ====== Slackware 14.0 ======
-Package licensing for Slackware 14.0: [[http://www.freeslack.net/slackware-14.0-licenses.csv|slackware-14.0-licenses.csv]]. The CSV file is UTF-8, separated by tab only, with text delimiter ''"''.
+Package licensing for Slackware 14.0: [[http://www.freenix.net/slackware-14.0-licenses.csv|slackware-14.0-licenses.csv]]. The CSV file is UTF-8, separated by tab only, with text delimiter ''"''.
 The following table lists all the packages on the Slackware 64 DVD which contain non-free software. Note that comments are no substitute for the respective licenses. In particular, "non-commercial" may limit either use, or distribution, or both. Consult the licenses for details.
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 Additionally, there are a few SlackBuilds which install non-free software, namely
+<code>
 extra/source/flashplayer-plugin/flashplayer-plugin.SlackBuild
 extra/google-chrome/google-chrome.SlackBuild
 extra/source/java/java.SlackBuild
+</code>
-===== Caveats =====
-Please be aware that as long as you keep using the official repository, non-free packages may still creep in during updates, unlikely as it is. We see no easy cure for this, short of switching to a free repository.
 ===== Methodology =====
 The methodology here was almost exactly the same as [[slackware_14.1#Methodology|that for Slackware 14.1]], with only cosmetic differences.