Quote Originally Posted by doitux View Post
Why should it be illegal to include oggs?
If your application is commercial and OGG is licenced under let's say LGPL, then you have to allow the user to substitute the licenced content with something else, therefore embedding an OGG file directly into the binary without providing sources of the application would be illegal. Of course it all applies provided that OGG is LPGLed

Some of our users ask for a --nowriteaccess feature to save power on their notebooks or to port to Zaurus. So we try to include all data into one static linked binary. It works fine for all files (gfx and so on) but sound ...
What does write access have to do with reading files?