#!/bin/bash
#
# cli_getCopyrightInfo.sh -- This function outputs copyright
# information based on action value (ACTIONVAL) variable.
#
# The copyright information is printed to show the fact that one
# person how creates something has the creation rights over that
# something he/she created. An so, the legal power to release his/her
# creation under the ethical terms of whatever license he/she
# considers more appropriate, in order to distribute his/her creation.
#
# Inside CentOS Artwork Repository, we print copyright information in
# the following image-related components:
#
# 1. The artistic motifs, to define the visual style of themes.
#
# The copyright information of artistic motifs is owned by the
# person who creates the artistic motif (i.e., the artistic motif
# author). The copyright information of artistic motifs is
# specified in the `authors.txt' file placed inside the artistic
# motif directory structure. The copyright information of
# artistic motifs is printed in imagesunder
# trunk/Identity/Themes/Motifs/$THEME/Concept directory structure
# only.
#
# 2. The design models, to define the characteristics of themes.
#
# The copyright information of design models is owned by the
# person who creates the design model (i.e., the design model
# author). The copyright information of design models is
# specified in the metadata of each scalable vector graphic that
# make a design model on its own. The copyright information of
# design models is not printed in images.
#
# 3. The CentOS themes, to cover each visual manifestation of The
# CentOS Project corporate visual identity. A CentOS theme is
# made of many different images connected among themselves by
# mean of a uniform visual pattern (artistic motif + design
# model).
#
# The copyright information of CentOS themes is owned by The
# CentOS Project. Instead of printing the copyright information
# over all images inside one CentOS theme, the copyright
# information of CentOS themes is printed only on images related
# to Anaconda progress first slides.
#
# The copyright information printed on Anaconda progress first
# slides is used to print the creation rights of The CentOS
# Project over its creation (i.e., The CentOS Distribution) not
# The CentOS Theme itself.
#
# At this point, we've defined who own the creation rights of image
# components. Now, it is important to remark that if we need to show
# one creation copyright, in different places, all references to the
# same cration copyright information should be the same. Cannot be any
# ambiguity among them. The best way to reach this is having just one
# unique definition, and build images using that unique copyright
# definition as reference.
#
# Another relevant point, we need to be aware of, is that related to
# the licenses. As creators has the creation rights, they have the
# right to distribute their work as their consideration. If creators
# release their creations under the terms of a privatizing license,
# that creation will be almost useless for The CentOS Community. So,
# in order for creations to be useful in The CentOS Community,
# creators should distribution their creations under the terms of a
# license that grants the freedom of using, studying, changing and
# releasing improved versions of them. Likewise, the license should
# prevent any privatizing practice or any kind of darkness that put in
# risk the freedom of The CentOS Community.
#
# What license should be used to distribute images (and the components
# used to build them) is a decision for The CentOS Community to take.
# The license adopted, by The CentOS Community, specifies the ethical
# terms The CentOS Community is agree to work with. It is a reference
# we all have to agree with and follow in the sake of our community
# and ourselves freedom. That's why license selection has to be a
# collective decision, and also be constantly in question.
#
# I'm not a lawyer. So, I can't give details of something I don't know
# certainly. All I've done so far is using my intuition and basic
# understanding of what copyright and license is. So, if you have a
# deeper understanding and experience in such legal topics, please
# feel free to make your own revisions to ideas described here.
#
# In the sake of covering copyright information and license needs
# inside centos-art.sh script, all images produced by `centos-art.sh'
# script will be released using the copyright information of his/her
# creator (see above) and the license Creative Common
# Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License
# (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).
#
# The Creative Common Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License has been
# adopted in The CentOS Wiki (http://wiki.centos.org/) and seems to be
# good as well to distribute image-specific creations under CentOS
# Artwork Repository. Of course, as licenses are always questionable,
# the one we've choosed could be changed in the future after a
# collective discussion in the CentOS mailing list, in order to better
# reflect the ethical feelings of our community.
#
# Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Alain Reguera Delgado
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307
# USA.
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function cli_getCopyrightInfo {
local -a DIRS
local -a FILES
local -a NOTES
local NOTE=''
local COUNT=0
# Define directory structures that don't use default information.
DIRS[0]="$(cli_getRepoTLDir)/Identity/Themes/Motifs/$(cli_getThemeName)/Concept"
DIRS[1]="$(cli_getRepoTLDir)/Identity/Themes/Motifs/$(cli_getThemeName)/Promo"
# Define absolute path to file from which we retrive copyright
# information for directory structures that don't use default
# information.
FILES[0]="$(cli_getRepoTLDir)/Identity/Themes/Motifs/$(cli_getThemeName '--name')/copyright.txt"
case "$1" in
'--description' )
# Define default description information.
NOTE="The CentOS Project corporate visual identity."
# Define description information for directory structures
# that don't use default description information.
NOTES[0]="=NAME= is an artistic motif and theme for ${NOTE}"
;;
'--license' )
# Define default license information used by all
# image-based creations inside CentOS Artwork Repository.
NOTE="Creative Common Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License."
# Define license information for directory structures that
# don't match default license information.
NOTES[0]="=NAME= artistic motif and theme are released under ${NOTE}"
NOTES[1]="The CentOS distribution is released as GPL."
;;
'--copyright' | * )
# Define default copyright information.
NOTE="Copyright © 2003-$(date +%Y) The CentOS Project. All rights reserved."
# Define copyright information for directory structures
# that don't match default copyright information.
if [[ -f ${FILES[0]} ]];then
NOTES[0]=$(cli_readFileContent "${FILES[0]}" '--copyright')
fi
;;
esac
# Redefine information of directory structures that don't use
# default copyright information.
while [[ ${COUNT} -lt ${#DIRS[*]} ]];do
if [[ $ACTIONVAL =~ "${DIRS[$COUNT]}" ]];then
if [[ "${NOTES[$COUNT]}" != '' ]];then
NOTE="${NOTES[$COUNT]}"
fi
fi
COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))
done
# Print information.
echo "$NOTE"
}