[Mr. Klunk]

I have a few questions about building Kodi. I had a look over here:
Official:Trademark_Policy (wiki)

But I am still confused.

Here is my situation.

I built Kodi from unchanged source, using all the following config switches:

Code:

./configure --disable-gl --enable-gles --with-platform=raspberry-pi2 --disable-x11 --disable-vaapi --disable-vdpau --disable-avahi --enable-libcec --disable-pulse --enable-optical-drive --enable-dvdcss --enable-libusb --disable-vtbdecoder --enable-alsa --enable-player=omxplayer --enable-libbluray --disable-debug --disable-non-free

And then proceeded to build the .deb file.

Do I have the legal right to post the .deb file online for others to download and install on their system? Please clear up some of my questions. Thanks so much!

Mr. Klunk

[Ned Scott]

Keep in mind, I have no authority on this matter whatsoever. What I say is my own best guess and is not a representation of the Kodi/XBMC Foundation, etc.

If that's all you did then I don't think anyone would have an issue with it. That's basically vanilla Kodi.

[Mr. Klunk]

OK. Thanks for the reply. I just thought I would ask before I got hauled to jail...

Mr. Klunk