<snip> the troubles with us redistributing the Sun JRE </snip>

Bad, you suggested we redistribute Kaffe instead.  Has anyone really
gotten Fred working with Kaffe?  Cause I believe we'd have to build it
off CVS and apply some patches..  plus all the problems you mentioned
with building it on Win32.  So eventually we might pull this off but
probably not soon, neh?

So, what if we distribute an installer that is capable of downloading
and installing the Sun JRE on behalf of the user, but doesn't actually
bundle it?

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# tavin cole
#
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#  a continual flight from wonder."
#                                   - Albert Einstein


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> Not to mention that it's distasteful from an information freedom
> perspective. Here we have Freenet, which enables one to redistribute
> stuff far and wide, but we're asking users not to distribute the
> program itself? Seems kind of lame.

All of the legalese stuff I agree is something that needs to be looked
into and figured out. However, I disagree with the point that we can't

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