After the last round of polishing, I decided to publish my theme under AGPLv3. Reason: If you use AGPL code and people access it over a network, you have to offer them the code. Which I hereby do ;)
That’s the only way to make sure that website code stays free.
It’s still for Drupal 5, because I didn’t get around to port it, and it has some ugly hacks, but it should be fully functional.
Just untar it in any Drupal 5 install.
Written in reply to: How Drupal will save the world.
I experienced the same with modules (having to search for hours), and I think I know at least two ways to make Drupal more accessible to newcomers.
A bit of background: I just setup my third Drupal page and I find new modules even now. The pages were of three slightly different but very similar types: