Chapter 5: Copyright and such

I reserve the copyright to xwatch. If you have useful additions, please mail the maintainer, ..... ....... (.....@...........) with your requests or source diffs and let him make a new distribution.

Debian maintainer note: I have blocked out the maintainer's name above because XWatch doesn't have an active maintainer. If you are interested in taking over this package, please see the file /usr/doc/xwatch/MAINTAINER.README

NOTE BY THE MAINTAINER

Due to the impressive nature (and the amount of) mail I receive about xwatch, I must conclude that xwatch is at most a half-product: xwatch crashes, consumes memory, doesn't do things it's supposed to do: you name it. Consequently, the amount of work to be done on xwatch is way too much for a 'maintainer', and maintenance is therefore very infrequent and low-priority. The best thing I can suggest is to use xwatch for some time, kill it, and restart it, or don't use xwatch at all, until version 3.00 arrives (whenever).

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Don't hack the sources and redistribute your own: we at the ICCE hate encountering `our' programs with a version number that we don't even know of. However, you are permitted to distribute xwatch, provided that you (a) distribute it with the full sources, and (b) that you leave this documentation and copyright notice intact.

Copyright policy: MegaHard (who wants a Microsoft?), PostcardWare (send me a postcard from abroad if you like it), but really: GPL, see one of the files COPYING on your hard disk.