Re: Call on Stein to resign over Gernimo

2003-11-11 Thread Nathaniel G. Auvil

+1000


--- Martin van den Bemt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Dude get a life and stop wining, we have better things to do, than read
 this shit.
 One thing is to have an opinion, the other thing is listening when
 people are actually saying you are wining and complaining at the worng
 place. LISTEN!
 
 Mvgr,
 Martin
 
 On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 23:37, Vic Cekvenich wrote:
  Scott Tavares wrote:
  
   
   Geezz relax Vic, .  I can not understand why you are so
   passionate about this. 
  
  Sincerely I think this is bad for open source and for sofware, which is 
  where I do make a living.
  This is great for comercail vendors, proving that open source are... 
  less ethical.  What does it mean to be an open source supporter now, to 
  a client?  (OK, I should take the point that I need to let go of Don 
  Quihote)
  
  I think lawyers have a bad reputation, and I do not want my profesion, 
  sofware engineers to have that reputation.
  
  
  Henri Yandel wrote:
  This is where we get into the question of whether the ASF have licenced
  under an ASF licence, and not the LGPL licence of Elba, a piece of code
  that is not licensable. If so, then they have legally broken a barrier.
  Use of code is tricky, what if they have merely copied a design. I've not
  seen anything in terms of open source test cases to suggest how open
  open-source designs are.
  
  
  The apprent position of ASF is that.. well it's same design but we have 
  (former jBoss developers changing the implementation over time.
  In esence, in music, same notes, but diferent performance ( same 
  musicians.) You don't see how a PHB might hesiteate to hire an OSS suporter?
  
  Can somone downlaod ResinEE (for example :-) source, and refactor and 
  now they own it? Or take OrionServer and decompile and refactor, and 
  now they own it?
  
  
  Do ... or don't do what you want.
  I am done with it.
  
  .V
  
  ps:
  http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-devm=106858581404361w=2
  (I can see the water mill now, now... it's a Dragon)
  
  
  
  
  
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Re: Sun

2003-05-28 Thread Nathaniel G. Auvil

--- Pier Fumagalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I fail to see what is the difference between JBoss Group LLC and any other
 private/public corporation developing a J2EE solution...
 

Neither do i, provided that corporation gives you their j2ee server for free, with no 
strings
attached; you don't have to buy their database, their hardware, their os, their 
services, etc... I
can download and use JBoss for free.

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Re: Microsoft attempts to patent .NET

2003-02-12 Thread Nathaniel G. Auvil

The true question will be whether they plan to enfore the patents.  Which, looking at 
their track
record and anti-open source position, seems likely.  


--- Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Surprise surprise...
 
 http://www.javalobby.org/thread.jsp?forum=61thread=6843
 
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Re: Sun Is Losing Its Way

2002-12-06 Thread Nathaniel G. Auvil

i disagree.  C# is just a language, it is != .net.  there are many pieces to the .net 
puzzle that
you can be sure microsoft will never release to open source or a true standards body.  
If Apache
commits to C#, it would do nothing but lend credibility to Micro$oft and .net in the 
eyes of
uninformed people.

Microsoft will not let Mono succeed no matter what they are saying now; if Mono can do 
the entire
.net platform, how does micro$oft make money? Sun sells hardware, and if they can make 
money off
licensing java, that is just gravy, although they would like to start making more 
software because
of the higher margins.  Sun can not stop the open source java movement as it is too 
mature and
their customers are sensitive to it.

And how many companies would actually roll out Mono when Micro$oft has patents all 
over the .net
stuff that they could sue over at any moment.  And they have a proven track record of 
sh*ting all
over people moving in on their turf.

sorry for the rant...







--- Pier Fumagalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 6/12/02 1:00 James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  The Question I have for everybody here is does anyone have any interest in
  Porting any of the other jakarta projects to C# so that they may be able to
  run on Mono/Linux/windows  .Net/Micorsoft ?
  
  what this sppose to mean
  ppl, why want you to support C#!
  
  Sticky issue, but from one perspective you could say that C# / CL* have
  more potential to be an open platform than java at the moment,
  considering that Microsoft has submitted most of the base platform to
  ECMA, while Sun still has a strangle-hold on Java...
 
 Being involved with the JCP quite closely, yes, I tend to agree... And since
 now C# is also available for OS/X, well, I'm game! :-)
 
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adding my project to jakarta

2002-02-25 Thread Nathaniel G. Auvil

My name is Nathaniel Auvil and I run the jCharts project hosted at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jcharts/

I was wondering if there would be any possibility of jCharts joining the Jakarta 
project.  I have
been carrying all the weight of this project since its inception have trouble finding 
people who
want to contribute to the project.  My hopes are that if I could joing the Jakarta 
project, help
would be easier to find.

I have some big changes in store for the 0.4 release so check the project out!


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Re: Re: adding my project to jakarta

2002-02-25 Thread Nathaniel G. Auvil


thanks everyone for all the info.  i see i have a lot of work to do.  ;)

if anyone would like help out or give more advice, please do so.



--- acoliver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 07:13:50  1100 Peter Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote.
 
 No offense to commons but if one can make ones project move up the list on
 sourceforge, I would venture to guess they'd get far more exposure then as a
 new package under commons.  There is a hump to travel up on sourceforge, but
 once you're over it your project gets in this reinforcing loop that causes
 it to stay on the front page.  Heck, after POI moved to jakarta it still
 managed to stay in the 96 percentile on Sourceforge and we've not released
 in like a month or so.  Just my opinion.  One does have to market an
 opensource project...there is no getting around it.  On sourceforge that
 means you have to get enough going to get in the top 50.  (both by getting
 traffic for the site and by committing enough to help raise the activity
 rating).  If you do that the rest will follow (in my experience).  Being in
 Commons won't help you in this respect as much as being front page on
 sourceforge I'd venture to guess.
 
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