Hey there, So I've been working on a little app using libalpm, and I have a couple of questions. Hopefully it's okay to ask this here. First off, a quick question regarding the doc. Looking at the source code i see functions are nicely commented, but all I could find as documentation was this man page: https://www.archlinux.org/pacman/libalpm.3.html Since it's totally possible, did I actually miss something (obvious), or are there no (generated) doc publicly available? It's certainly not a problem, especially since I find the libalpm/pacman source code to be really clean/easy to read/follow; It's quite simple to figure out how things work and how to use them, so congratulations on that, great work. (I wish my code looked as nice.) But while I read pacman's code a lot to see how things are done, I happen to actually also full copy/paste stuff in my app, including complete functions (e.g. the whole parsing of the config file, strtrim(), humanize_size(), etc). So I wonder, what's the right thing to do when it comes to this, and copyright? I should probably mention that I'm very new at all this, so I'm not sure, for instance, what should be included in the source files of my app, on its copyright/version message, etc I'll release my stuff on GPL3+, and I believe pacman is GPL2+, so based on what I read it's compatible/allowed, I just wonder what's the proper way to do it. Like, should I include something like this: Copyright (C) 2012 Pacman Development Team Lastly, while doing all this I came up with 2 (very) minor patches for pacman, so I'll share those. But I'm guessing it would be better as separate emails/threads, so I'll do it that way. Thanks, -jjacky