ed phillips wrote:
> Novika,
Missed me by a letter. :)
> You hinted that you are familiar with MySQL?
I was talking about MySQL AB's lawsuit against NuSphere in 2002, for which
they received help from FSF.
> I'm curious. They seem in their licensing literature (
> http://www.mysql.com/produc
ed phillips wrote:
> I'm curious. They seem in their licensing literature(
> http://www.mysql.com/products/opensource-license.html )
> to be trying to scare non-Linux users, companies, and government
> organizations into purchasing commercial licenses.
I thought MySQL's interpretation of the GPL s
Notes on the State of Networking
By Geert Lovink and Florian Schneider
February 2004
(Written for the free theory paper Make World #4, printed in 10,000 copies
and distributed at the Neuro-Networking in Europe-festival in Munich. URL:
www.makeworlds.org).
No longer the society, the political p
You know what's gonna happen next. Bootleg copies of Ulysses online and
pages available to download, so festival attendees can read from them in
the streets of Dublin *in front of crowds*, in case they don't have their
own paperback copies. Back in the day, land was leased out for 99 (or 999)
years
ed phillips wrote:
> If you are the
> government of Extremadura and you need to release an application to
> all your far flung Linux servers that
> does foo and stores bar in a MySQL database, you are free to
> distribute this on all your computers without formally having to
> inflict the ugly, jus
geert lovink wrote:
> After an exciting first phase of introductions and
> debates, networks are put to the test: either they transform into a body
> that is capable to act, or they remain stable on a flatline of information
> exchange, with the occasional reply of an individual who dares to
> disa
*** Internet newspapers as Alternative Media:
The Case of OhmyNews in South Korea ***
by Cheon Young-Cheol
South Korean society was under military dictatorship from the 1970s to the
1980s. In those days, many journalists protested against the military
authorities. Some of them went to jail and
Thanks Ben and Novica,
I'm not knocking MySQL for making money or for having a commercial
license in addition to a GPL version. In fact, a few years ago,
I contributed in some small ways to the MySQL project myself.
I think highly of Monty, etc. I wish them continued success.
In fact, however, th
Thanks Ben and Novica,
I'm not knocking MySQL for making money or for having a commercial license
in addition to a GPL version. In fact, a few years ago, I contributed in
some small ways to the MySQL project myself. I think highly of Monty, etc.
I wish them continued success.
In fact, however, th
