Hi Valentin,
Valentin Chira wrote:
What is this FSF all about? I mean I know what it is but can't we contribute
without all that paperwork? What if people live in Mongolia and wanna help?
Is there a way?
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-assign.html :)
The FSF wants to be able to enforce the license
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On Monday 24 May 2004 20:30, Andrew John Hughes wrote:
The Hacker's Guide would appear to be just that:
http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/docs/hacking.html
[...]
If there are issues not covered here, you should
raise them on the list so
What is this FSF all about? I mean I know what it is but can't we contribute
without all that paperwork? What if people live in Mongolia and wanna help?
Is there a way?
regards,
Valentin
The Hacker's Guide would appear to be just that:
Well, yes. But it is not clear, which VMs do support GUI stuff, or is
this not an issue any longer? At least Kissme, which works good with
Classpath states that it only runs console apps.
Kissme should only be limited by Classpath and the GTK peers when it
comes to running graphical apps.
I
== Valentin Chira [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What is this FSF all about? I mean I know what it is but can't we contribute
without all that paperwork? What if people live in Mongolia and wanna help?
Is there a way?
The FSF owns the copyright on Classpath, and we require non-trivial
Thomas == Thomas Zander [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas What to do in this case:
Thomas automake (GNU automake) 1.6.3
Thomas automake: minimum version required: 1.7.0
Thomas aclocal (GNU automake) 1.6.3
Thomas aclocal: minimum version required: 1.7.0
Download and install the correct versions.
Thomas == Thomas Zander [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas A snapshot with generated makefiles, and an included libtool
Thomas would be a very good start.
The point of running configure is to tailor the build to your actual
environment. But if you want to try this, go ahead...
You can use
Am Di, den 25.05.2004 schrieb Valentin Chira um 10:19:
What is this FSF all about? I mean I know what it is but can't we contribute
without all that paperwork? What if people live in Mongolia and wanna help?
Is there a way?
What's the problem? There were some suggestions to my (your) problem
Hi Classpath-list,
I am new to classpath and this mailing list, so first a big 'hello' to
everybody out there :-)
I am developing a Java application, that uses a Swing-based GUI. (
http://ontographics.com/source/ )
I hope to get it someday working with free Java implementations. In
order to
Hi Classpath-list,
I am new to classpath and this mailing list, so first a big 'hello' to
everybody out there :-)
I am developing a Java application, that uses a Swing-based GUI. (
http://ontographics.com/source/ )
I hope to get it someday working with free Java implementations. In
On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 17:05, Valentin Chira wrote:
Hi Classpath-list,
I am new to classpath and this mailing list, so first a big 'hello' to
everybody out there :-)
I am developing a Java application, that uses a Swing-based GUI. (
http://ontographics.com/source/ )
I hope to get
Roman == Roman Kennke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Roman I managed to check out the source
Roman and compile my small change. Now, how can I test this? Which VM to use?
Roman It should be a VM which can do this GUI stuff and which is easy to
Roman integrate with Classpath CVS. Which one would you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
... But it is not clear, which VMs do support GUI stuff, or is
this not an issue any longer? At least Kissme, which works good with
Classpath states that it only runs console apps.
Kissme currently has no problems with the tiny GUI tests in the
Classpath testcase
Am Di, den 25.05.2004 schrieb Grzegorz B. Prokopski um 0:19:
On (24/05/04 23:08), Roman Kennke wrote:
The Hacker's Guide would appear to be just that:
http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/docs/hacking.html
This includes a list of VMs.
Well, yes. But it is not clear, which
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