Quoting Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Thursday, 05/25/2006 at 07:03 ZE2, Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > On 5/25/06, Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > You may not 1) use, copy, modify or distribute the Program except as > > > > provided in this Agreement; > > > > > Please post only your patches. Thanks. > > > > What would one do with those patches? Not modify the program I hope ;-) > > LOL!! Of course, one could, like, actually report the problem, you know? > :-) Use Feedback on the web page or whatever other avenue They give you. > If I knew who They were, I'd tell them myself. Alas, I cannot get even to > the Alphaworks site right now. > What's really funny about the license and the copyrights and all is that one of the classes in Ximple is called BrowserControl and was published by Steven Spencer on www.javaworld.com. I believe it was in the 1999 timeframe. But, the author of Ximple chose not to give credit and instead decided to put this at the top of the code:
/* * Ximple * Author: Alfred Kayser * Copyright IBM Corp. 2002 All Rights Reserved */ Oh well. I guess IBM owns everything... :-) Actually, since no copyright was attached to the article, I guess Alfred was within his rights to use it freely, but to claim ownership???? That just seems wrong. Leland BTW: I don't really care about this whole thing. It's a cool little app that given proper care and feeding could be useful to someone. Not me. I'd use THE instead if I wanted an Xedit-style editor. Just thought I'd bring it up.
