On 13-Oct-06, at 12:49 PM, Ingeneur wrote:
Thank You, for all that time. I am not interested in researching this
topic because I dont expect it to feed me.
And on the other hand, why
is MySQL maintaining dual licensing while PGSQL is not? Why both are
FOSS business models right?
And i cannot understand why IBM figures in this list? They have a much
bigger and broader business interests in varied fields that we cannot
even discuss here. And some of their premium products are not even
close to opensource. They have good support for opensource products.
Isnt that all?
So, if some part of Vista could work exceptionally well in a Linux
network will they feature in this list too?
My point was that lugs can sort issues that support aims to. Can wemost lugs can provide similar support for most of the issues intheir
mailing list.again check infrae, mysql, edgewall, mahiti, deeproot, srijan, sql-
ledger, katipo, operational dynamics, collabnet, canonical, redhat,
novell, ibm ... you want more?
not?
you will never get anywhere unless you are constantly questioningPrecisely. One thing I ve agreed in the entire chain of mails. But,
your beliefs and reassessing them in the light of experience - and
being openminded in assessing criticism of your beliefs by others
the questioning will happen when there is a proven model in view. When
I learnt about python, it was almost stable. In the sense that you
could reliably do something on it. But when i did ruby, unfortunately,
the case wasnt the same. Their module for mysql had to change and my
code wouldnt work. I dont use ruby yet?! So, what should I be
questioning? Let the FOSS business model stabilize as a pure FOSS
model that wont need to go proprietary and I will reply you in the
affirmative.