Hi Tobias,

Thank you for your timely reply.

(As a side note, can you please CC the messages to me, because I am not subscribed to the guix-patches mailing list. Maybe I am using debbugs in some 
wrong way).

 > I'd rather see a 'first-class' description of what this game is
 > and does and drop the 'is a clone of' part entirely: 'is capable
 > of playing the original Osu! beatmaps' already says it all without
 > implying it's some kind of knock-off ;-)

That's a good point. I changed the description to something more appropriate.

 > s/videocard/video card/, or graphics card.  Is it really tied to
 > the kernel?  (Not entirely implausible considering the real-time
 > audio nature.  Interesting design, by the way.)

Oops, I didn't mean to say that it's tied to the Linux kernel (although I don't think it's developed/tested on other platforms). I just wanted to 
contrast that with the old original Osu! game which is for Windows.

 > Could we package these separately?  How are they licenced?

I am not sure. You basically have to download them manually from the Osu! website or from other places on the web.
I don't think they are licensed very well at all..


 > Ugh, no licence headers?  I guess that does make it GPL 3-only,
 > but I'm no expert.

Yeah I am not sure about the headers, but the COPYING file indicates that it's GPL 3

Best,
Dan