Hi all,
On Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 10:36:31PM +, Diego Iastrubni wrote:
> On Tuesday 23 April 2002 05:40, Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
> > If it is indeed a DOS program (wasn't hashavshevet ported to windows
> > ever?), you can also try dosemu. It is more or less stagnated in the
> > recent years,
On Tuesday 23 April 2002 05:40, Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
> If it is indeed a DOS program (wasn't hashavshevet ported to windows
> ever?), you can also try dosemu. It is more or less stagnated in the
> recent years, but works very well most of the time (that is, usually
> mush better than a "Comma
> you can give the software itself for free if you like (good gimmick!),
> but what about installation and ongoing support?
> business software always needs guidance, support, installation and
> upgrades. charge for it.
Windows is the exact example of software that doesn't come with support, and
> If I were him and I wanted to write some open source
> applications for living,
> then I would have been in a big problem. What makes you sure
> that if he
> writes for a company an open source program and sells it -
> that I (or anyone
> else) will take the sources and sell it to their co
to:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Amir Hardon
> > Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 3:15 PM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Wondering about free software.
> >
> >
> > Shalom!
> >
> > My father, asked to me upgrade all the computers in his office.
>
> Isn't QT a free (free beer and free speech) software?
> Can you write a few lines about how KDE interacts with QT and about
> their license? If GNOME is like KDE, what is the QT equivalent for
> GNOME?
QT is licensed under a dual license:
GPL - as we all know (and love?)
QPL - You can write y
>
> Then go ahead and write a customized version of closed source applications.
> You can use QT for example to write for multi platform and sell it for Linux
> or for WIndows. Warning: QT license is pretty expensive.
>
> Good luck,
> Hetz
>
Isn't QT a free (free beer and free speech) softw
> but imagine what will happen if you write a good opensource program like
> that. if it will be good and competitive, pretty soon you will have
> customers wanting to install it.
> you can charge them for it, you can charge them for documentation, for
> installation and for support.
> the fact th
On Monday 22 April 2002 19:53, Tzahi Fadida wrote:
> If by emulators you mean vmware for hashavshevet i think you are right and
> its an overkill since its a dos progie. maybe, wine(=free) will suffice at
> that matter. try it and tell us.
If Hashvshevet is a DOS based - then dosemu should run it
Amir,
Use the right tool for the right job. If windows fits them more then linux -
then so be it, leave them with windows running. Don't take the approach of
moving from windows to Linux because it's free. take it if it solves a
problem you want to solve. period. (IMHO of course)
On Monday 22
> Shalom!
>
> My father, asked to me upgrade all the computers in his office.
> He has a small LAN with 3 workstations and a server.
> I thought that now, after KDE3 is released, and GNOME2 is about to be
> released,
> it may be a good time to make his computers free software based...
>
> BUT..
On Mon, Apr 22, 2002 at 04:14:40PM +0300, Amir Hardon wrote:
> Shalom!
>
> My father, asked to me upgrade all the computers in his office.
> He has a small LAN with 3 workstations and a server.
> I thought that now, after KDE3 is released, and GNOME2 is about to be
> released,
> it may be a good
> I am now thinking to develop a program that will offer a good
> alternative to
> these programs...
> But what will I get from it? The only reason for someone to
> develop such
> programs is to sale them...
> No small office will pay a programmer to write special
> programs for it's
> use..
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Wondering a
Shalom!
My father, asked to me upgrade all the computers in his office.
He has a small LAN with 3 workstations and a server.
I thought that now, after KDE3 is released, and GNOME2 is about to be
released,
it may be a good time to make his computers free software based...
BUT...
Many of the prog
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