Linux Soundboard is currently a solo-maintained project.
External contributions are not guaranteed to be accepted. Unsolicited pull requests may be closed without review if they do not match the project roadmap, legal model, packaging rules, or maintenance capacity.
For this section, a Contribution is code, documentation, an asset, a script, configuration, or another work intentionally submitted to the project owner for inclusion in Linux Soundboard. Material clearly marked in writing as "Not a Contribution" is excluded.
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This grant allows the Contribution to be included in noncommercial public releases, official paid builds, and separately licensed commercial releases. You retain ownership of your Contribution; this file is a license grant, not a copyright assignment.
Do not submit code or assets if you cannot agree to these terms.
Do not submit third-party code, copied snippets, generated assets, icons, sounds, fonts, samples, screenshots, or other copyrighted materials unless all of the following are true:
- the material is legally reusable;
- the license is compatible with commercial distribution by the project owner;
- the source and license are clearly documented in the pull request;
- required copyright notices are preserved.
Do not submit GPL-only, AGPL-only, noncommercial-only, no-derivatives, unclear, leaked, scraped, or proprietary material unless the project owner explicitly approves it in writing before submission.
Pull requests must confirm agreement to this file using the repository pull-request template. The project owner may require a separately signed contributor agreement before accepting a Contribution.
Bug reports, feature requests, logs, screenshots, and technical descriptions submitted through GitHub Issues or Discussions may be used by the project owner to reproduce, diagnose, document, and fix problems in the project.