Putting a program on Ubuntu repositories

[quandary]

Hi!

I've written an aimbot for Quake3 & Urban Terror, which works on Linux, Unix, Windows and Mac - OS X.

I've so far already distributed it, and it works perfectly.

I put the aimbot under GPL, and Quake3 is so, too.

Now the question:
1. Is it allowed to add an aimbot to some Ubuntu repository, so a Ubuntu user would only have to type: apt-get install urthack-0.1

2. If yes, what would be the formal procedure?

3. Would I need to make a dpkg-package, and if yes how?

[Zugzwang]

I put the aimbot under GPL, and Quake3 is so, too.

I doubt that Quake3 has a GPL licence. I guess it is just the source that's now free software. The rest normally isn't released this way.

See the stickies on how to make packages. There is also a link to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages stating how to get your package included.

[quandary]

I doubt that Quake3 has a GPL licence. I guess it is just the source that's now free software. The rest normally isn't released this way.

See the stickies on how to make packages. There is also a link to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages stating how to get your package included.

Yes of course I'm talking about the source. I'm not interested in the non-GPL PAK files from quake, i don't need 'em ;-)