Linux Lingam wrote:
> for software has jumped out of tape-reels and floppies, away from cds
> to more of downloads, and quite soon,
> will rapidly move away from hard-disks, to the 'hosted computing
> model' and its ilk.
>
> or, in brutally simplistic words, 'software inside a web-browser'
> avai
"Sudhanwa Jogalekar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How GPL applies to any user data? And even if applicable, how it is
> going to protect from the service provider?
Did you mean "why should GPL apply to any user data?"
If so, I would rephrase it in a still wider "why user should have full
con
Gora Mohanty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bleah, I say, and bleah again! I will bet anyone ten thousand
> quatloos that online applications, let alone online operating
> systems will never be the future of computing, the fond hopes of
> Google, and Microsoft notwithstanding. If MSVista wa
"Linux Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> time to start a discussion on GPL v4, anyone?
> or would the free-software community do it in hindsight?
IIRC, the current version of the GPL does take into account the case
of applications delivered through the browsers.
To "propagate" a
[snip]
>
> Bleah, I say, and bleah again! I will bet anyone ten thousand
> quatloos that online applications, let alone online operating
> systems will never be the future of computing, the fond hopes
> of Google, and Microsoft notwithstanding.
you use twiki for project and event management. other
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 23:41:03 +0530
"Linux Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it's about time the free software foundation (fsf.org) as well as free
> software supporters, advocates, and evangelists,
> lifted their heads from the sandbox most of them have buried their heads into.
>
> for softwar
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 11:41 PM, Linux Lingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it's about time the free software foundation (fsf.org) as well as free
> software supporters, advocates, and evangelists,
> lifted their heads from the sandbox most of them have buried their heads into.
>
> for software has
it's about time the free software foundation (fsf.org) as well as free
software supporters, advocates, and evangelists,
lifted their heads from the sandbox most of them have buried their heads into.
for software has jumped out of tape-reels and floppies, away from cds
to more of downloads, and qui
