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Sebastian Noack 2018/12/28 22:39:02 Wrong license. This is LGPL, not the GPL.
Sebastian Noack 2018/12/28 23:45:44 The correct license has already been added, see th
rhowell 2018/12/29 01:30:51 Oops. Done.
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