Midnight Aqua by Samsqwamch — repository packaging revision 0.3.2, 13 October 2026.

Based in part on Estuary 4.0.0 bundled with Kodi 21.2 Omega, as confirmed by
the creator. Estuary by phil65 (Team Kodi); the upstream provider metadata
also credits Ichabod Fletchman. Preserve any additional upstream notices.
Source: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/tree/21.2-Omega/addons/skin.estuary
Estuary code: GNU GPL version 2.0. Estuary artwork: CC BY-SA 4.0.
Midnight Aqua is a modified skin, not an official Team Kodi release.

Midnight Aqua's prior layout, navigation and playback customizations were
already present in the supplied 0.3.1. Their individual modification dates
were not independently verified. This 0.3.2 revision changes only packaging
version and license/source metadata and adds redistribution notices.
Every UI XML, font, image and other existing runtime resource is unchanged.

The combined Estuary-derived skin code is distributed under GPL-2.0-only.
Original Midnight Aqua interface artwork retains its declared CC BY-SA 4.0
terms to the extent copyright applies. These terms do not replace rights in
third-party marks or pre-existing imagery. The creator states the additional
artwork was AI-created; that statement is recorded, not independently audited.
CC BY-SA 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

DejaVu fonts retain FONT-LICENSE.txt and LICENSES/DejaVu-Fonts.txt.
Midnight Aqua Helper remains MIT, copyright 2026 Midnight Aqua contributors.
The supplied release's CREDITS.txt and LICENSES are retained verbatim under
LICENSES/supplied-release/ as historical component notices. Its blanket
CC BY-SA description of skin code is clarified by this notice and LICENSE.txt.

No Freedoom WAD files or content add-on are included in this two-add-on
repository. The supplied Freedoom notices are retained for provenance only;
they do not mean the optional Freedoom content is installed by this repository.
The helper can fetch Libretro metadata/artwork on demand; those downloaded
items are not part of these ZIPs and retain their upstream terms.