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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Joseph S. Testa
> Sent: Wednesday, 10 July 2002 11:19 PM
> To: Robert Collins
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: New Cygwin package? (fwd)
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> > The only r
Robert Collins wrote:
>I quite like the concept of a GUI for sftp, and as it uses cygwin1.dll,
>it's definitely in the right line of software to be an inclusion
>candidate. The only reservation I have is that IIRC it is (or was) built
>with Delphi, which means that whilst it may be licenced in an
(Sorry Robert - ment to send to list!)
Just pulled the source - looks like C++ to me :)
J.
> From: Robert Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> I quite like the concept of a GUI for sftp, and as it uses
> cygwin1.dll,
> it's definitely in the right line of software to be an inclusion
> candi
> The only reservation I have is that IIRC it is (or was) built
> with Delphi, which means that whilst it may be licenced in an open
> source manner, it can't be -used- in an open source manner because one
> has to buy Delphi to compile it.
Actually, its written 100% in Borland C++ (and always wa
I quite like the concept of a GUI for sftp, and as it uses cygwin1.dll,
it's definitely in the right line of software to be an inclusion
candidate. The only reservation I have is that IIRC it is (or was) built
with Delphi, which means that whilst it may be licenced in an open
source manner, it can
