Right now, I'm torn between removing all of the e-Sword documentation I've written, and leaving it up. I am also torn between publishing documentation that I write in the future, or keeping it for my own use.
I would have thought that a group that uses the GNU GPL 2.0 license would both know, and understand the difference between closed source, and open source. I would also have thought that they would respect copyright law. It appears that I was wrong on both counts.
I've had some misgivings in the past about providing information about e-Sword. That a group that theoretically understands Open Source doesn't understand it, implies that my misgivings were justified.
Maybe I should have volunteered to talk about copyright, licenses, and similar things at BibleTech 2009.
Linux Mint 20: E-Sword 12 search not linking to verse results
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What is the wine dll required to make E-Sword's search results link to the
verses they reference?
I have been using E-Sword in wine for a couple years...
3 days ago