The following file seems to be infected with the GPL v2 license: xkeyboard-config/symbols/ir Is it possible to get the author(s) to relicense it under the MIT license?
Erdal, could we please relicence ir(ku_ara) under mit/x11 license?
Yes, we can do that as an additional second license. I'd be pleased though to get some feedback whether this keyboard is fine for everybody using it.
Erdal, thanks for the fast reply. I will add some comments to the symbols/ir file, stating that you explicitly allow to use it under X11 licence (and mentioning the URL of this bug). Well, I am not sure I could really help you with the feedback thouh. But you may be sure - if I get bug reports regarding your layout(s), I'll try to CC you - the same as I do with other contributors...
By the way, could you have a look at the table? I have the suspicion that there is something wrong here and in tr(kurdish). My GNOME panel gets damned unstable whenever I use one of them. Maybe I got some level definitions wrong? I did not pay much attention to this.
Erdal, I am not sure I coul be a good tester. I just ensure the layout can be used (setxkbmap does not fail on setting it) - and that's it. Right now, I typed several characters - everything seems to be smooth enough..
Yes, the keyboard works. But GNOME-Panel frequently crashes. I said maybe there is some issue with the levels that I didn't grasp. Also see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kbd-chooser/+bug/77060 I fear it may be related to the Kurdish keyboard layouts I wrote.
At some point (in 2.16) the applet had variant-related bug (worked ok with default layouts, crashed on variants). Now it should be ok... Anyway - I do not think it is the problem of your variant, it is rather libxklavier/gnome-keyboard-indicator problem
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