Simon McVittie

> I started making an SVG version of the icon about a week ago Nice! I think the inner bevels do make a difference at higher resolutions (like in GNOME...

These games are from the era in which Apple was synonymous with PowerPC hardware (Quake III Arena: 1999, Jedi Outcast: 2002, Jedi Academy: 2003, Apple transition to x86: 2006) so...

> It's also common to not tag source files, and just have the LICENCE in the root directory for each module. That's commonly done, but is far from ideal. Putting...

> I'm not sure who to list as the original copyright holder though as it's pretty unclear who holds the copyright over the source code :/ If in doubt, it's...

Strictly speaking, no, if there is no legal entity named OpenJK then it can't hold copyright. That rarely stops people from putting notices similar to "© 2013-2015 OpenJK" on open...

I believe the `debian/copyright` that I linked above is comprehensive, except for: - contributors to OpenJK are not listed by name (but you don't list them by name in OpenJK.git...

> except for ... oh yeah, also, the logo (see #630), although it seems that's in progress.

@xycaleth that looks good to me. It's safer to mention too many (potential) copyright years/copyright holders than too few - we don't really know whether copyright is held by Activision...

> codemp/qcommon/md5.cpp is in the public domain. Already listed as such in its in-file header, and in `debian/copyright` in the packaging. > codemp/mp3code/mp3struct.h and code/mp3code/mp3struct.h are files created by Raven...

> `code/qcommon/tri_coll_test.cpp` and `codemp/game/tr_coll_test.c` Both files contain code by Tomas Moller which originates from his paper on fast triangle intersection > > It's not clear to me what license applies...