The latest gtkada source distribution is available on
http://libre.adacore.com/libre/download.

Because of the licensing changes described below, and to track
intermediate releases, the Debian packaging stores upstream sources in
the branch com.adacore.gtkada.debian of the www.ada-france.org
monotone database. You may find them at

http://www.ada-france.org:8081/branch/tags/com.adacore.gtkada.debian

or get a tarball containing the latest snapshot with the command

# make -f $(PATH_TO_DEBIAN_SOURCES)/debian/rules get-orig-source

Licensing changes
-----------------

In Debian 3.1 "Sarge", libgtkada2 2.4.0 was licensed under the terms
of the GNAT-Modified GNU General Public License (GMGPL).  Since Debian
4.0 "Etch", GtkAda is licensed under the terms of the pure GPL.  As a
consequence, it is no longer legal to distribute proprietary software
that incorporates this library.  If your program uses GtkAda, and if
you wish your program to use licensing terms incompatible with the
GPL, you have three choices:

- distribute your program in source form only, and require your
  licensees to build it for themselves.  Your sources need not be
  under GPL, since they are not linked to GtkAda.

- contact AdaCore, the upstream author, at sales@adacore.com, and
  purchase a GMGPL license for GtkAda.

- do not distribute your program at all.

You may be tempted to retrieve the sources from AdaCore's CVS repository.
Be warned that doing so will still grant you a pure GPL license, despite
the fact that AdaCore have not yet adjusted the licensing boilerplate in
source files. In Debian, the "special exception" language has been removed
only to remove confusion. The actual license is a decision of AdaCore.
Please contact them at libre@adacore.com for any clarification.

 -- Nicolas Boulenguez <nicolas@debian.org>, Sat, 13 Jul 2013 23:47:42 +0200
