> So lets "suppose" tomorrow they(fedora guys or in some other distro) pack
> any package which has "Commercial use restrictions" -- Will I be able to
> develop my application and sell it out.
No need to suppose such a thing. The packaging guidelines DO NOT ALLOW
such things to be a part of Fedora
> I am sorry, that time I have saw the pages clearly. there a words
> "Commercial use restrictions " against the package "openmotif" -- I think
> context is different.
Let us be specific.
Are those words still there? Do they contradict
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/LicensingGuidelines
>> I have a question, Can I use Fedora 9 as a commercial use to develop
>> software. ?
Yes you can.
>> Actually generally compaies buy Redhat. Do we any exmple for "Free of
>> cost" or linux distro in companies ??
Yes we have. I work at a place which uses a mix of RHEL, CentOS and
Fedora as thei
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From: Rahul Sundaram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2008/7/28
Subject: Reminder: Fedora RPM Packaging 101: 3 PM today
To: The Fedora Project Community in India <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello folks,
We are going to host a *public* IRC session in #fedora-india, freeno
> abbe [~] chateau% apropos ifaddr
> getifaddrs(3)- get interface addresses
> ifnet(9), ifaddr(9), ifqueue(9), if_data(9) - kernel interfaces for
> manipulating network interfaces
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ apropos ifaddr
ifaddr: nothing appropriate
...and I have been trying on Fedora and
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> Try list-interfaces.c[1], which will enumerate through all available
> interfaces, and prints the corresponding addresses assigned to them.
>
> References:
> [1] - http://wahjava.googlepages.com/list-interfaces.c
Nice. Funny ifaddrs.h is not documen
I am looking for a portable way to read the IPv6 address of a network
interface when its name is given. This is mainly needed to add some
functionality to GNU ifconfig [1] and while looking around came across
the USAGI FAQ [2], which says that SIOCGIFADDR does not work with IPv6
although it does fo
> When i am trying to access svn over http i get this :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ svn co http://josm.openstreetmap.de/svn/trunk JOSM
> svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/!svn/vcc/default'
> svn: REPORT of '/svn/!svn/vcc/default': 400 Bad Request
> (http://josm.openstreetmap.de)
svn co http://j
2008/5/6 Subhodip Biswas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi !
> When i am trying to access svn over http i get this :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ svn co http://josm.openstreetmap.de/svn/trunk JOSM
> svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/!svn/vcc/default'
> svn: REPORT of '/svn/!svn/vcc/default': 400 Bad Reque
http://times.debian.net/1073
"The expiration of the Debian archive's signing key for 2006 has
broken most of the installation media from etch RC1."
Cheers,
Debarshi
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After the game the king and the pawn go into the same box.
-- Italian proverb
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>>> so its ok to use non-free software as long as it doesnt pollute your
>>> hard drive?
>> I personally think it is alright. After all if I think it is free
>> enough for me, it is free. Otherwise we would not have such a wide
>> variety of free software licenses.
> which free software license i
--
>>> does your cellphone run on free software?
>> My cellphone does not have an email client. So it is like asking
>> whether your fridge runs on Free Software.
> fridges running on linux are not available - so the matter is moot.
Is Linux the only Free Software pro
>> Since I am not installing GMail on my hard drive and running an
>> instance on my machine, I am not bothered too much. :-)
> so its ok to use non-free software as long as it doesnt pollute your
> hard drive?
I personally think it is alright. After all if I think it is free
enough for me, it is
>> My cellphone does not have an email client. So it is like asking
>> whether your fridge runs on Free Software.
> But you use GMail, which most definitely isn't Free Software :)
>
> Point is; there are still plenty of areas in life where we simply can't
> use free software either because it isn'
>>> Sorry for top-posting here as my blackberry mail client doesn't allow
>>> to bottom-post.
>> Is this e-mail client Free Software?
> does your cellphone run on free software?
My cellphone does not have an email client. So it is like asking
whether your fridge runs on Free Software.
Regards,
> Sorry for top-posting here as my blackberry mail client doesn't allow
> to bottom-post.
Is this e-mail client Free Software?
Regards,
Debarshi
--
After the game the king and the pawn go into the same box.
-- Italian proverb
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ilugd
> Linus is another one of those "practical side" people, who
> had created Linux without any philosophy in mind. I totally agree that
> without RMS and FSF and GNU and all the "big picture people" we would
> not be where we are today but without "the practical people" we would
> all still be hackin
> 2. BTW as for the reason, Microsoft have their Linux
> infrastructure in house to work on and do research.
> They are taking on things that work in Linux and make
> changes to their own products.
When a crime is done, the criminal knows that he is doing wrong. In
most cases he also knows what
> CDAC (Navi Mumbai) - is doing trainings..etc under OSSRC banner..
They are developing a speech interface for visually impaired people
for Pine at OSSRC. Pine is not Free Software, do not know whether it
is Open Source or not.
Regards,
Debarshi
--
After the game the king and the pawn go into th
> Let's not have any illusions. Microsoft joined in the party for its
> own personal selfish gains. It would be illogical to think otherwise.
> But the point is did succeed in harming the community?
Do we need to wait for it to do more harm?
Regards,
Debarshi
--
After the game the king and the p
From: "Anupam Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> The event needed money and they were paying lots. Call a spade a spade.
>> If they weren't paying this huge mail wouldn't have been there, right?
>> M$ ideology is exactly opposite of Linux ideology, so its like Smirnoff
>> sponsoring the Alcoholics Anonym
> Event like this do need money and no harm in accepting money from any one
> including Drug Mafia.
You might include Dawood Ibrahim and Osama Bin Laden too. Maybe even
George W. Bush.
> Linux community is strong minded and would not get influenced by Microsoft
> on whatever forum. Keep it up LFY
> A booklet distributed by Microsoft at the CXOSummit presented how
> Microsoft was working with Open Source projects! I believe the same was
> running as a presentation on their booth too.
For me it is Free Software and not Open Source. I have heard Microsoft
executives boast of their six 'open s
> I feel we deserve better. My wife is running a teaching program for
> children in age group 8 to 14 years. Mr Yadav has agreed to help in
> training Linux to children. The best way to demonstrate that linux works
> is to let children run a demostration stall
Great idea.
Cheerio,
Debarshi
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Af
> No the port is there but external monitor switching does not work. In
> earlier laptops this would work right from BIOS display onwards.
My F5 key has a rectangle, depicting a monitor, drawn on it. Pressing
Fn+F5 switches the display from TFT to external monitor. Do you have
any such key? This w
> getting ready to sue HP IAC since the last laptop brought with
> freedos refuses to give feed to external mointor.
Are you saying that the laptop does not have the hardware port to
connect to an external monitor?
> The V3000 series of laptop based on Intel Express chipset can
> only do this vis
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