[tex-live] Strange license of ukhyphen

[Sebastian Rahtz]

Robin Fairbairns wrote:
> ukhyphen.tex isn't bad; could be made to perform better if we were
> allowed to publish exception lists, but phil (iirc) won't have that.
>   
So Werner's plan would work well, then. We would
have new patterns, which could be augmented
occasionally.

As I said to Phil last week, I personally think that
the TeX system's much vaunted repeatability (every line break
from a decade ago will be the same now) is not
really very interesting. If you want that stability, don't
upgrade your patterns...

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