It's not just blind fear, though, nor is it malice. Looking at the
staggering amount of code we've been able to release so far, I'm a bit
baffled how anyone could even begin to think that we're holding back
out of spite.
--
James Carlson, KISS Network[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Martin Bochnig writes:
I would just love being explicitly allowed to integrate and
redistribute a few closed things
Since you have a fairly specific hit-list of items you need, how about
filing bugs against each requesting an open version?
That might be a more productive approach than
Since you have a fairly specific hit-list of items you need, how about
filing bugs against each requesting an open version?
That might be a more productive approach than complaining here.
--
James Carlson
Strange, but okay.
Be sure that I will do that asap (not now).
--
Martin
Dunno about the frame buffers, but perhaps libC contains 3rd party IP,
and Sun's license to use it prohibits redistribution by other parties?
I believe that's one of the reasons why you and I are not allowed to
redistribute the Solaris ISOs we can download for free from Sun's web
site: Sun
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006, Martin Bochnig wrote:
okay.
If (and only if) 3rd parties are involved into the libC* thing,
I _would_ understand it.
Would a statement by a Sun employee (provided, of course, thet such
a license doesn't prohibit Sun from doing so) clarifying the situation
help?
What I
Would a statement by a Sun employee (provided, of course, thet such
a license doesn't prohibit Sun from doing so) clarifying the situation
help?
Yes.
What I still would not understand - however - is, why the Distros-JDK
(on which SUNW has made so much noise about, back in May'06) has
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