Tim Cook wrote: > On Mon, 2007-04-16 at 12:36 -0700, james denge wrote: > We are considering installing Mirth (www.mirthproject.org) on RedHat > Linux. > Anyone do this yet? > <<< > > Well, not me. > > But this (and the general application of open source software and > tools<do you really believe in and support them?>) > would be a real big boost if you want to claim to be available on an > open source stack. > > The ideals are not just a badge and honor you proclaim. They are a > belief and commitment to a different and changing world. > > Please let me know when your application is available on the most > prolific open source platform on the planet. > > Regards, > Tim > > PS> I am not attacking Mirth as a project nor as any individual. I do > however, find it difficult to follow in my mind, that individuals of a > project can contribute their time and energy to a project/family where > they do not fully understand the consequences of their efforts.
Tim, I don't understand what you are, um, ranting about. If you look at the MIRTH web site (www.mirthproject.org) you'll see, prominently displayed, on the home page, a link for the download of a tarball for Linux/Unix installation, alongside links for the MS-Windows and Apple OS X versions. What's your problem? Or were you intending to direct your remarks to whatever the correspondent's company produces, but you mentioned MIRTH instead by mistake? Confused, Tim C
