PLEASE STOP!
I think we have enough..
Aley [eili] Keprt - student, programmer (multimedia soft. etc.)
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How come all we ever talk about these days is copyright issues?
Strictly speaking that is part of the reason for GPL! The coders want
the right to share source again, man. But this isn't the thread for all
that.
I always thought we were developers - not lawyers. Maybe it's a new trend?
At 12:08 am +0100 9/6/99, James Gasson wrote:
Andrew Collier wrote:
But even if he were, the situations are entirely asymmetric. The
copyright-owners of the games will suffer financial loss due to
piracy. Allan Skillman would not suffer financial loss due to the
distribution of SimCoupe
On Wed, Jun 09, 1999 at 12:07:17AM +0100, Andrew Collier wrote:
And the
GPL is flawed anyway - Si might assert that his code to interface to Win32
instead of Linux is a differentiable work, in which case the GPL doesn't
need to
On Wed, Jun 09, 1999 at 12:07:17AM +0100, Andrew Collier wrote:
And the
GPL is flawed anyway - Si might assert that his code to interface to Win32
instead of Linux is a differentiable work, in which case the GPL doesn't
need to
Andrew Collier wrote:
Okay, I've just noticed that they indeed do have to be distributed
seperately, but that should then fit the terms. Actually, since the LGPL
(...)
PS. This is getting *way* off topic. Can we do something more appropriate
with it? It's been a while since anyone posted to
At 3:26 am +0100 9/6/99, Robert Brady wrote:
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Andrew Collier wrote:
Actually, since the LGPL
was changed a few months ago, the infection principle is almost as strong
as in GPL (ie. loony RMS has broken the LGPL beyond repair).
Um, no. All LGPL2.1 does is to fix some typos,
How come all we ever talk about these days is copyright issues?
I always thought we were developers - not lawyers. Maybe it's a new trend?
Once upon a time, when I were a lad, programmers wanted strut their stuff
to big softwares houses by writing demos. Now, it seems that people, these
days,
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Andrew Collier wrote:
6. As an exception to the Sections above, you may also combine or link a
work that uses the Library with the Library to produce a work containing
portions of the Library, and distribute that work under terms of your
choice, provided that the terms
Point 1: Oh no he hasn't.
He has modified GPL source to produce the development version of SimCoupe
Win32. But since he is not distributing a binary of SimCoupe Win32, he is
under *no* obligation to release his modifications to the source.
Actually I am told there is a binary in
Point 1: Oh no he hasn't.
He has modified GPL source to produce the development version of SimCoupe
Win32. But since he is not distributing a binary of SimCoupe Win32, he is
under *no* obligation to release his modifications to the source.
Actually I am told there is a binary in
Andrew Collier wrote:
Unfortunately, the GPL does not clearly define its use of the term
distribution. I would say that if Simon does not make the binary
generally available, then there is no requirement to make the source
generally available.
Like I said, give him time. I'm sure that the
squabble squabble squabble Linux *squak* *squak* *squak* WIN32, squabble
Simcoupe
*squak* Linux, Linux GPL squablle, *squak* *squak*!
--
James R Curry
squabble squabble squabble Linux *squak* *squak* *squak* WIN32, squabble
Simcoupe
*squak* Linux, Linux GPL squablle, *squak* *squak*!
Here is an interesting fact : Si has broken the distribution agreement
with which he got the source for Sim Coupe. If you think that is an
acceptable
squabble squabble squabble Linux *squak* *squak* *squak* WIN32, squabble
Simcoupe
*squak* Linux, Linux GPL squablle, *squak* *squak*!
Here is an interesting fact : Si has broken the distribution agreement
with which he got the source for Sim Coupe.
Point 1: Oh no he hasn't.
He has
The point I was making was, is that it seems every time we start some kind of
common project in the SAM community, everyone starts fighting and pulling
in different directions until key people simply give up hope...
Just a familiar pattern, is all.
--
James R Curry
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