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# Third-party material in the Linux development package
DocView's public license has not been selected. These notices do not grant a
license to DocView, declare a license choice for a dependency, or authorize a
public release.
`cmake --install` includes the independently distributed PDFium binary's
`LICENSE` and `licenses/` directory, plus the locally verified qpdf license text.
The Linux install also includes `pdfium-supplemental/`'s full libc++ and
libc++abi notices. The provider's collection script omits these names, while
the fixed build settings and inspected library identify their use. The
supplement's `sources.json` binds each text to its exact upstream revision and
hash, and to the inspected PDFium library hash. Configure and packaging reject
a changed PDFium version, source pin, binary or notice pending a new review.
This adds two texts to the provider's 15; it does not prove all component
attribution is complete.
`tools/package_linux_development.py` additionally creates
`share/doc/docview/third-party/NOTICE.txt`, `dependency-manifest.json`, and a
`licenses/` tree from the actual Arch Linux packages on the packaging host.
Every copied text has a source path or resource attribution and SHA-256 in the manifest. Package license
labels are recorded verbatim; a list of alternatives is not a selected license.
For the current e2fsprogs 1.47.4, libidn2 2.3.8 and opencore-amr 0.1.6 packages,
the installed package has no specific license-text directory. The
`linux-supplemental/` tree supplies top-level notice/license texts from the
versioned upstream sources. `sources.json` records the URLs, downloaded-object
hashes and each text's hash. Packaging rejects a changed upstream version or
modified text until this supplement is reviewed. Downloaded source archives
were used only to obtain these texts and are not included as corresponding
source. This does not establish complete component-specific attribution.
The package contains DocView's three executables and the independent PDFium
shared library. Qt, Qt Quick, Qt WebEngine, libqpdf, libzip, toml++, libseccomp,
Fontconfig and their resolved system libraries remain system dependencies.
Compiled-in toml++ code is also recorded. Copying a system dependency's notice
does not mean that its runtime binary is bundled.
The manifest separates pinned PDFium source/binary provenance from Arch package
version, upstream home and packaging-repository pointers. Corresponding source
trees and complete build materials are **not included in this package**.
Separate repository evidence records selected exact Arch recipes/patches,
PDFium provider metadata and fixed-source notice comparisons. That bounded
collection is not a complete corresponding-source archive. A source URL or an
installed license text does not complete source-delivery requirements.
Each component therefore retains `source.status = not-collected` for the
package's complete-source collection.
Qt WebEngine includes Chromium components whose terms are separate from the Qt
module's terms. The installed Arch `LICENSE.chromium` is copied, but it is a
top-level license, not the complete build-specific Chromium attribution set.
The Linux packager also copies the seven complete notice comments in
`qt-embedded-notices/`, extracted from 13 inspected QtWebEngine DataPack entries.
The reviewed `sources.json` binds the texts and exact resource spans to Qt
6.11.2, Arch qt6-webengine 6.11.2-1, the two DataPack paths/hashes and the
extraction evidence. Packaging checks the fixed metadata digest, Qt/package
versions, actual system-file inventory, and every notice's size/hash. A changed
variant or missing/modified text fails packaging pending a new review.
Only the texts and source metadata are copied; Qt's runtime/resources remain
system dependencies. These seven texts do not complete Chromium attribution
or corresponding sources. That collection and review remain open. See the
[Qt WebEngine licensing documentation](https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtwebengine-licensing.html).
The bounded inventory includes the executables' ELF closure, Qt WebEngine helper
and resources, selected QML modules, and candidate styles/platform/image plugins.
It records system files without copying them into the runtime. It is not a
dynamic-load trace or an inventory of every optional IME, GPU, theme or system
font provider. No system font files are bundled.
The generated package is for local development on the recorded Arch Linux ABI.
It does not satisfy the clean Ubuntu/Windows distribution gate. Before public
distribution, settle the application license and target packaging policy,
resolve all actual bundled-component conditions, complete required notices and
source arrangements, and test the resulting target-OS package.