Well, it just so happens that I have permission from abisource, I have had it all along actually. Nobody ever asked me whether abisource knew or not, they just started up with their know-nothing, know-it-all bullshit opinions which I neither asked for nor wanted.
So, to all the debian-legal morons who offered me advice. Next time you don't like what someone else is doing and you just have to stick in your $0.02. Don't. BTW qt rocks andrew wansink > On Fri, May 28, 1999 at 10:47:35AM +1000, Andrew Wansink wrote: > > Is this a gnome-plot to spread fud against kde? > > Nope. I pretty much wrote the QPL, and it's not GPL compatible. A > simple grant of permission from the AbiSource people will take care of > any problems. > > Whether or not this is a flaw in the QPL or the GPL is a matter of some > debate. I personally think the GPL is intentionally antisocial when it > comes with any license that isn't the GPL. Even that is contested, let > alone questions of whether or not it's a good thing (which I have mixed > feelings about..) > > > (BTW, I despise gnome. IMO it's a bug-ridden piece of crap that's flawed > by its very design---and I don't expect it to change anytime real soon.) > > -- > Joseph Carter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Debian GNU/Linux developer > PGP: E8D68481E3A8BB77 8EE22996C9445FBE The Source Comes First! > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > <jgoerzen> doogie: you sound highly unstable :-) > <Knghtbrd> jgoerzen - he is. > * doogie bops Knghtbrd > <Knghtbrd> see? Resorting to violence =D >
