At 20.08.2002 16:04, Peter Palmreuther wrote the following: > in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] was written:
JBG>> The question is - will RIT Labs be able to release anything under an JBG>> Open Source licence? > Why do they have to? Is there anything I've overlooked in the last years > that prohibits 'closed source Linux applications'??? I don't think so. I didn't say they had to, but I found it an interesting question. It's by no means impossible to release closed source products on linux. BUT it would have been interesting to see if it would work better than the current development phase, where people could actually find and comment bugs produced. Their beta release cycle would also work better if one constantly could check out their CVS and see what's being done. > SecureBat! is tied to an USB driven mechanical key. So a rather good USB > support is prerequisite, maybe even drivers for that USB-authentication key Yup. Linux can handle that, as said in another thread. Visit <URL:http://www.linux-usb.org/PressRel1.html> and the rest of their website. I use USB in linux for both Logitech Trackball mouse and MP3 player (MPIO DMK128). -- Yours sincerely - Jakob Breivik Grimstveit (cell: +47 48298152) System Integrator, Star Shipping, IT Department (office: +47 55239715) [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.starshipping.com An idea is not responsible for fools who believe in it. ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
