Hi All,
A very interesting project by Google.
http://code.google.com/p/es-operating-system
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"Reading their code and ideas?"
The most I think any of us has done, was I spent 30 minutes one day perusing
some files - and my publicly broadcast opinion on it stated something to the
effect of how close it was to what we were already planning to do. And since
then, I haven't had enough free tim
So far the response from JNode has been positive. I'll await responses from
the active community.
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Please Bruce, if you have a problem with me take it out with me
personally via email to my personal account instead of wasting
everyones time with stupid flames on a public mailing list.
On 16/04/2008, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Reading their code and ideas?"
>
> The most I think
Honestly, I was just pointing out the extent of my awareness of the
situation. Obviously you, and as a result, perhaps some JNode people, are
alot more worked up about this than obvious or reasonable.
I didn't mean any offense, and I was stating what I did more for the record
than anything else.
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Hi All,
Feel free to port my IL reader if you so wish. Please just send us any
patches that you make (e.g. finishing opcodes).
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I have access to a tool that converts Java to C#, that I would be glad to use
on any of the JNode code.
I don't know how they would feel about that, I would not want to step on any
toes.
I also have a good bit of experiance hand converting Java to C#. in
Particular, Mainsoft donated a Java v
Okay, we definitely need to talk to some JNode people before anyone does
anything else in this arena.
There's obviously alot we can do here, and we haven't had an organized
discussion on the matter.
Does anyone else have any further suggestions, comments, or complaints,
about the general idea of
For any of those who missed the anouncment, Mono i schamges the licesenes for
their C# complier from GPL to X11 starting with the Mono 2.0 release.
Dennis
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What benefit does the X11 license give them? I don't want to read this stuff
up. I actually hate this crap. Can't we all agree on a common term for
freedom?
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Dennis Hayes
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 16. April 2008 22:23
An: sharpos
X11 only requires that you keep the copyrights in the source code, otherwise,
all use if fair game, including keeping changes secret and selling it.
The old mono liceses were
C# compiler - GPL
Runtime - LGPL
Libraries and Tools - X11
New
C# compiler - X11
Runtime - LGPL
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 1:25 PM, grover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What benefit does the X11 license give them? I don't want to read this stuff
> up. I actually hate this crap. Can't we all agree on a common term for
> freedom?
>
X11 for Mono is good news for everyone! It's a less restrictive
> X11 for Mono is good news for everyone! It's a less restrictive
> license than GPL. While I like GPL, I think BSD and X11 licenses are
> better in terms of less restrictions; however, those licenses also
> have no "give back" provisions.
That's not quite true. They do not have give back REQIOREM
Hey,
I heard about your project through the intertubes, and am interested in
becoming a developer. I spent the last few years working on a mainly
managed operating system (in java), but do to a recent HDD crash I lost all
of the source (and discovered the hard way the benefits of source control
Hi!
Unfortunatly the server has a habit of going down and coming up again,
i believe it's an issue with redmine.. hopefully it'll get fixed some
time soon.
Anyway, it's up again: http://www.sharpos.org/
And here's the starting guide:
http://www.sharpos.org/redmine/wiki/3/Howto_Start_Developing
Che
Does anyone have an AMD processor here? I would test it if i had one...
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 4:11 AM, joão manganeli neto
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So this is the 3º patch for Processor.cs with some luck it will identify
> correct amd family and model
> to apply in Kernel\Core\ADC\X86\Proces
I do, but don't know how :)
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> Auftrag von Sander van Rossen
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 17. April 2008 08:10
> An: sharpos-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
> Betreff: Re: [SharpOS Developers] processor patch
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