On 20/05/07, Jon Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hiya,
Looks interesting.. it's only a "free programming tool" if it's free to
get involved surely? (darn BBC!) They should have added a note about
users having to agree to Adobe's strict terms before they could use it:
http://www.adobe.com/products/eulas/players/flash/
For sure - That EULA is notoriously evil:
"The Adobe EULA for Flash forbids anyone who has installed their Flash
tools or plugin from working on Flash technologies. This has had a
chilling effect on the development of free Flash players, since a
developer must either choose to decide that Adobe won't sue them over
this, or to do what Gnash does, which is a slow and inefficient, clean
room, reverse engineering project."
- http://gnash.lulu.com/?q=node/30
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Regards,
Dave
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