[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And why is this unnecessary cruft included in the source
tree? So that Digium can leverage the Free Software
community into developing proprietary software for
them.
Am I way off the mark?
I think you're unfairly impugning Digium's motives. And I also think
you're--ag
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > And why is this unnecessary cruft included in the source
> > tree? So that Digium can leverage the Free Software
> > community into developing
w,
You also have to consider that if Asterisk used any GPL code we
would loose the ability to use/link to openh323, provide g729 of any sort.
We would also Dialogic support. Now do you want to be the one to tell
everyong that depends on h323, g729 or Dialogic cards they are just SOL?
Aste
admin said:
> I work for an interconnect that sells 3com and NEC. When I made this
> project my own and followed through to show my boss, he said, "this is
> going
> to ruin our industry"
>
> If that is the case then so be it. Same with mp3s and the music industry.
> Had they embraced the technol
It's very hard to find a business model for working with Open Source Software in a
for-profit
software company.
Mysql and Digium are success stories that work with a two-fold model that seems to
work. Do not forget
that there are companies out there that wants to buy the software with a more
bus
Brian West wrote:
w,
You also have to consider that if Asterisk used any GPL code we
would loose the ability to use/link to openh323, provide g729 of any sort.
We would also Dialogic support. Now do you want to be the one to tell
everyong that depends on h323, g729 or Dialogic cards they a
On Sat, Jan 10, 2004 at 03:03:23PM -0500, Brian Capouch wrote:
>
> I think you're unfairly impugning Digium's motives. And I also think
> you're--again--salting your post with enough innuendo that a reasonable
> person might suspect you of flame-baiting.
Baiting, perhaps, but not flames. If th
I'm going to keep this short and to the point.
Nobody is twisting your arm to use Asterisk...
we didn't find you.. you found us.
NEXT!!!
bkw
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On Sat, 2004-01-10 at 18:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have always been suspicious of centralized control and dictatorship,
> benevolent or otherwise. After thinking for some time about the
> licensing structure of code for Asterisk, I am not sure that
> their motives are so innocuous and altr
Anyone who does not like the fact that all code must be
"disclaimed", sent through Digum to CVS and that GPL'd
code can't go in can fix that problem. All you need to
do is copy the current CVS and use that to start your
own project. You can call it "Asterisk Prime" or "Star"
and make up your own
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