Is it OK if I repacked PAM with some handy application. I know that PAM is opensource but the logo isn't. So is it legal?
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Well, the menu wouldn't be opensource if the logo isn't, right? I would say it is okay, but don't take just my opinion.
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the logo is trademarked and thus not redistributable (AFAIK) but the menu is Opensource.
I think it is like Mozilla's Apps where the Apps are Opensource and the logos aren't.
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Right...AFAIK as long as you remove the PortableApps logo and text from the menu you should be able to redistribute it without any problems
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