[17:46] slangasek: is there rules surrounding the inclusion of image files in debian packages that are trademark/copyright protected? [17:47] trademark and copyright are two different things [17:47] slangasek: yes but both can protect a brand/image [17:47] a image can be protected by copyright and also trademarked [17:47] I ask because the Facebook Core App has a Facebook logo bundled in [17:47] and is copyright Facebook Inc. and Trademark them [17:47] sure [17:47] yet its not an official app being made by them [17:48] and under trademark law, this is arguably nominative use [17:48] as for the copyright, that would depend on the copyright license [17:49] In this case Canonical has licensed the entire source package under the GPLv3 and claims ownership of all the files [17:49] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-facebook-dev/ubuntu-facebook-app/trunk/view/head:/debian/copyright [17:49] including the Facebook logo [18:24] bkerensa: that's really an entirely separate question from whether it's legitimate to include the icon in the package; in all cases the artwork should of course have the correct copyright listed in debian/copyright [19:09] bkerensa: ping [20:10] slangasek: ping, can you mark bug 1188793 for me as affecting raring, and kick it towards SRU possibly [20:10] bug 1188793 in virt-viewer (Ubuntu) "virt-viewer has GTK error on connection to remote" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1188793