As noted, Ivan has agreed to allow these scripts to be relicensed under
CC0. We have one file under LGPL (a unit file we lifted wholesake from
systemd) and the ADTPro wrapper which I'm pretty sure Ivan wrote, but if
he didn't we need to fix its license to be the same as ADTPro.
Either way, to the best of my knowledge, this resolves the question of
how things are licensed explicitly. (Closes#21)
We can probably do better with the aliases, but I really think what we
want is a wrapper script that enables readline, ansi, and 280 character
tweets. An update to oysttyer could remove the need for settings
changes for 280.
@IvanExpert removed the raspbian-update call in setup as part of the
jessie compatibility commit, and the script's gone away in A2SERVER as
well. Also removed the other upgrade-handling aliases and the thin
wrapper for raspi-config.
This is similar to what's already done in A2SERVER, but there's both
more and less of it. Fewer scripts run during the installation phase
(generally just setup), but there's a lot more tools and pieces that are
downloaded.
This is complicated somewhat by the single setup script making it hard
to work on just one piece at a time. We'll begin addressing that soon.
T. Joseph Carter