>>>>> "Amit" == amit soni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Amit> Lets have another Linux meet. and discuss this all over
Amit> again. I love to watch 2 elderly people get wild and shout
Amit> @ each other !
Elderly hoga tera ... anyway, nevermind that for now, woh to tere ko
akele mein dekh loonga ;-)
I agree, we probably need a Meet to discuss this. However, why don't
we first take some time to talk about Linux on the list? At least
three people (including you) have suggested that we have a Meet to
thrash these issues out again. However, before we commit ourselves to
anything let's view the issue from all sides. While we all tend to
understand Linux's technical benefits, the philosophy and ideals that
underlie those benefits may still be a question mark.
I'm inviting you, and all you members of Linux-Delhi who read this
mail, to post your views on freedom in software onto the list. I can
only speak from one side of many the view points possible, but if
anyone has any questions regarding the history of Linux, the GPL and
other licenses, GNU or the current social-political-economic issues
around free software I'd be glad to answer them to the bast of my
ability.
Equally, those who believe that proprietary software can promote Linux
and/or freedom are also welcome to put their points of view across.
If there's an angle I've missed, please feel free to bring it up.
Regards,
-- Raju
--
Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kandalaya.org/
It is the mind that moves
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