. It had some kind of home-made license and then went to the
BSD license. The guy owning wine could just sell wine to any
company, and nobody would be in position to do nothing about it.
Brian Mays <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pablo Baena) writes:
> x
> >
Hello!
I'm not hardly following the thread, somebody probably already
mentioned this, anyway: stop trying to find replaces for propietary
software as a reason for not supporting it. We'll never be completely
free of propietary software. We'll get more propietary software in
the future, an
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