On Thu, 14 May 2015 05:55:42 + Mike Gabriel
mike.gabr...@das-netzwerkteam.de wrote:
TL;DR; So here comes my actual question: are you (Brian Pane, Zachary
Vonler, Gian Filippo Pinzari) ok with retroactively regarding
pre-3.8.1 code of DXPC (that you probably all worked on at that time)
By the way, poking around the interwebs I find there is an archive of the old
DXPC mailing list available at:
http://marc.info/?l=dxpcr=1w=2
I think you will find this of particular interest:
http://marc.info/?l=dxpcm=93093790813555w=2
List: dxpc
Subject:Re: future tecnologies
Hi Kevin, hi Zach, hi Francesco, hi all,
@Francesco, please review the recent posts and sum up what to do next.
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By the way, poking around the interwebs I find there is an archive of
the old DXPC mailing list available at:
http://marc.info/?l=dxpcr=1w=2
I
On 05/16/15 03:19, Mike Gabriel wrote:
As I have not heard back neither from Brian Pane, Zachary Vonler nor Gian
Filippo Pinzari (we had Ascension Day and maybe a prolonged weekend that people
used for going on VAC), I will try looking at the DXPC changes between 3.7.0
and 3.8.1. Obviously,
On Mon, 18 May 2015 23:48:51 +0200 Mike Gabriel wrote:
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@Francesco: that old post from Brian should be the statement we need,
right? As Brian has not answered back, so far, does that post suffice?
Yes, I am under the impression that it may be considered as evidence
that Brian had always
On 5/18/2015 4:14 PM, Francesco Poli wrote:
If it is confirmed that Gian Filippo contributed to the forking of
DXPC within the NoMachine project, but not directly to DXPC, then I
think that he made his contributions available under the terms of the
GPL v2 of the NoMachine project. If this is
Hi all, esp. Kevin,
On Do 14 Mai 2015 06:58:09 CEST, Mike Gabriel wrote:
I looked at dxpc releases (I obtained upstream tarballs from
snapshot.debian.org).
I currently have:
[mike@minobo dxpc.nxrebase (upstream-nxrebase)]$ git log
commit 0676a768a96383641a73a72ecd2e1083322e6abe
Author:
Dear Brian, dear Zachary, dear Gian Filippo,
(Find a TL;DR; at the end of this mail...)
I am contacting you on a licensing issue related to the DXPC code that
you worked on at the end of the nineties. I'd highly appreciate it if
you could take a little time to read this mail and get back to
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