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superior to GNU make, let's make GNU make a little better!" Not "So, <BR> take the BSD make" ... But after all, that's only my opinion. <BR> <A HREF="mailto:zeupouce@hotmail.com">zeupouce@hotmail.com</A> <A HREF="http://www.multimania.com/kyrian01">http://www.multimania.com/kyrian01</A> <BR> <BR> Anonymous () <BR>-------- <BR> Same purpose - 1999-12-28 00:18:30 <BR> Either BSD or GPL or something <BR> else we should work together to give everybody a chance to have good <BR> software for their hardware...... <BR> <BR> Anonymous () <BR> Reply to Comment (Replies: 0) <BR> <BR> Huh? - 1999-12-27 18:03:16 <BR> I'm not sure about this, but hasn't the Linux OS over the past few <BR> years been transitioning from using BSD stuff to using GNU stuff? Like <BR> libc for instance. Didn't we just move from BSD libc to GNU libc? <BR> <BR> Anonymous () <BR> Reply to Comment (Replies: 0) <BR> <BR> Unfortunately, the GPL encourages duplication of effort. - 1999-12-27 <BR> 16:11:30 <BR> I understand the rationale behind it, and I don't want you to consider <BR> this as an attack on the GPL, but if someone is adding significant <BR> value to a product and needs commercial funding for it... that is, <BR> they can't depend on support services and voluntary contributions to <BR> pay for the development, they can't effectively use a lot of <BR> GPL-covered code. <BR> <BR> So having a rich suite of BSD-licensed (or licensed under similarly <BR> non-transitive terms) software really does reduce the amount of <BR> duplication of effort. <BR> <BR> I mean, yes, it'd be really keen if nobody had to work for a living <BR> and could write software all the time, but that day isn't going to <BR> come any time soon. We will continue to use a mixed economy of free <BR> and proprietary solutions... and we all benefit if the proprietary <BR> ones have as much common software, interfaces, and protocols as <BR> possible. <BR> <BR> Anonymous () <BR> Reply to Comment (Replies: 0) <BR> <BR> The author is wrong... - 1999-12-27 15:25:35 <BR> He claims that the free software community does not use Microsoft <BR> software because it is inferior to the free equivalents. That is <BR> definitely not true. I know many people who will not use software <BR> solely because it is from Microsoft, regardless of whether it is <BR> better or worse at a given task. They simply do not like Microsoft. In <BR> the same way, some people simply do not like the GPL and similar <BR> licenses. Some do not like the BSD licenses. Sure you may have to <BR> 'reinvent the wheel' (I hate that damned cliche), but when you are <BR> done you are not encumbered by the previous wheelmakers ideology. And <BR> that, to some people (myself included), is worth the extra effort. <BR> <BR> Anonymous () <BR> Reply to Comment (Replies: 1) <BR> <BR> * Re: The author is wrong... - Anonymous (Replies: 0) <BR> <BR> OSS Hypocrisy - 1999-12-27 15:18:27 <BR> The idea that someone would <BR> judge software based upon the copyright holder is, to me, <BR> preposterous. ... This is unfortunately one of the more common wastes <BR> of human resources in proprietary software companies and I had hoped <BR> it would not spill over <BR> to the free software community. <BR> Isn't this a little hypocritical? I don't mean you specifically, but <BR> in general. I can't count how many times somebody has ripped into a <BR> piece of Microsoft software simply because it came from Microsoft, <BR> usually refraining from offering any criticism beyond that of <BR> &quotGee, it's Microsoft, therefore it sucks." <BR> And this isn't just limited to Microsoft. Companies that make <BR> proprietary products are often accused of making terrible software <BR> simply because their software is proprietary. For instance, Be <BR> develops BeOS. BeOS is of a technical quality on par with Linux. It is <BR> *slightly* less stable than Linux, but the software works, works well, <BR> is fast and reliable. Yet the BeOS is often dismissed as &quotcrap" <BR> simply because Be is unwilling to GPL the OS. In other words, software <BR> is being judged because of the company who makes it. <BR> I do agree with you that it is a very silly reason. The software <BR> product should be judged on the merits of the product, not on its <BR> parent corporation or entity/person of manufacture. On the other hand, <BR> I find more and more that OSS advocates decry one practice, but think <BR> nothing of turning around and using the exact same practice against <BR> the entities or products they don't like. <BR> It's just a little frustrating for me. It seems that just when I'm all <BR> set to take the OSS community seriously, I find it talking out of both <BR> sides of its mouth (ESR included). Ironically, the only person who <BR> seems absolutely steadfast in his beliefs and unwilling to waver in <BR> them is Richard Stallman - who is rather poorly liked, although <BR> well-respected, in the Linux community. <BR> <BR> Anonymous () <BR> Reply to Comment (Replies: 1) <BR> ________END of Forwarded__________________________________________ <BR> <BR> <BR>-- <BR>|======================+========================+====================| <BR>| 以无法为有法 , | 拳本无法,有法也空; | 我爱GNU/Linux, | <BR>| 以无限为有限 | 一法不立,无法不容。| 因为我爱自由! | <BR>| | | | <BR>| 截拳道宗师-李小龙 | 意拳宗师-王芗斋 | 土人 Linuxrat | <BR>|======================+========================+====================| <BR> <BR>※ 来源:·BBS 水木清华站 smth.org·[FROM: 202.112.168.253] <BR><CENTER><H1>BBS水木清华站∶精华区</H1></CENTER></BODY></HTML>
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