[REBOL] Will REBOL Lead or Mislead? Re:(3)

2000-05-26 Thread Petr . Krenzelok
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Howdy Petr: > > > /Apache, REBOL/Serve ... can be licenced, no problem here, although > > all other Apache modules are free IIRC > > There are commercial pay for SSH modules for apache, for instance. As I said - I can find great value in REBOL being present fo

[REBOL] Will REBOL Lead or Mislead? Re:

2000-05-26 Thread carl
You're right. The license agreement needs to be fixed. I'll try to get it done today. We've got a million things going on here and missed it. View is not currently being distributed openly because I knew that its early beta revisions would keep breaking your code. We don't want to carry legac

[REBOL] Will REBOL Lead or Mislead? Re:(2)

2000-05-26 Thread whip
Howdy Petr: > /Apache, REBOL/Serve ... can be licenced, no problem here, although > all other Apache modules are free IIRC There are commercial pay for SSH modules for apache, for instance. > Multitasking, > threading, async messaging, shell access should become part of /Core > imho

[REBOL] Will REBOL Lead or Mislead? Re:

2000-05-26 Thread timrue
On 25-May-00 04:59:38 lorrainemagnus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > PART I. > REBOL is the "language of the free" yet IT is not free. > The following are 3 incompatible statements made by > Carl & Company. [snip] all very interesting. you should see some of the early lava/rebol promo/hype.

[REBOL] Will REBOL Lead or Mislead? Re:

2000-05-25 Thread Petr . Krenzelok
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, my opinion: /Core, /View - should become fully transferable, no licence restrictions - other case is imho unacceptable ... /Apache, REBOL/Serve ... can be licenced, no problem here, although all other Apache modules are free IIRC Multitasking, threading, asyn

[REBOL] Will REBOL Lead or Mislead?

2000-05-25 Thread lorrainemagnus
PART I. REBOL is the "language of the free" yet IT is not free. The following are 3 incompatible statements made by Carl & Company. -- On the posting "Website & Direction", Carl says: Yes. This is our "first wave" business direction. It's a fertile ground that we think has great potent