I'm not sure it's only PDF,
while in PDF and ps it's easy to see how it's a devertive work
I think html and the like might also be covered.
It would be more of linking like connection.
I looked around but I couldn't find a stright answer
I did find the discussion on /.
http://yro.slashdot.org/arti
ok I found this
http://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/20050425novalis/view?searchterm=font
Which seems to provide more info about it
Ely Levy
System group
Computer Science
Hebrew University
Jerusalem Israel
On Sun, 7 Aug 2005, Ely Levy wrote:
> I'm not sure it's only PDF,
> while in PDF and ps it
Ely Levy wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I took a look at the license of culmus fonts and I saw
> they are GPL, something felt wrong to me, what does it mean
> a font is GPLed?how does that affect things like PDF or ps of the document
> which might have the font inside?or latex documents. So I went to check
> a
Eli (and others),
I think it is slightly inappropriate to speak the way you speak about the
"author of culmus". Maxim Iorsh is not some kind of an absentee who would never
read this list and cannot be approached.
If you have a problem with the license of his fonts, contact him directly and
reques
> Just one in general - when a person creates something, it's their
> decision how to license it, if at all. If you don't like the license -
> go create your own.
Right. And common courtesy requires that before asking a mailing list to
discuss the flaws of a certain program's license, that you at
One thing which I do not understand:
Where is Maxim Yoresh, the creator of Culmus fonts, and what does he
actually say about the licensing problem?
I have two excuses to sit on my fat arse and yell rather than do, but
some of you probably have his E-mail address and/or phone number so you
can con
On Sun, Aug 07, 2005 at 09:26:36AM +0300 or thereabouts, Oron Peled wrote:
> On Sunday 07 August 2005 08:14, Aaron wrote:
> > Hi I went there,
>
> But didn't read carefully :-)
nah I read that but was hoping someone had patched it and done a deb with it
for me.
I am not such a game player any
On Sun, 7 Aug 2005, Dan Kenigsberg wrote:
> Eli (and others),
Ely
> I think it is slightly inappropriate to speak the way you speak about the
> "author of culmus". Maxim Iorsh is not some kind of an absentee who would
> never
> read this list and cannot be approached.
Why is it his problem?It'
Hi all!
Today, Ori Idan will give a presentation to Telux about "Building the Linux
kernel". It will take place at 18:30 at Schreiber 007, of the Tel Aviv
University.
Due to the summer vacation, most of the university gates will be closed for
entrance at this hour. Gates that are open are Gate
guy keren wrote:
On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, Michael Ben-Nes wrote:
Hi Everyone
I want to backup a file constantly as it change.
Is it possible at all ?
please define what "backup a file constantly" means for you.
Yep, having an exact _current_ copy all the time on two storage system
Hi all,
I'm looking into buying a computation server for a client. They are
looking for the platform that will give them optimal INTEGER
performance. I'm thinking between the 64Bits - PowerPC, Itanium and the
EMT64/AMD64 technologies. I am also interested in more specific
knowledge ("Xeon is
On Sun, Aug 07, 2005 at 02:52:31PM +0300, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking into buying a computation server for a client. They are
> looking for the platform that will give them optimal INTEGER
> performance. I'm thinking between the 64Bits - PowerPC, Itanium and the
> EMT64/AMD
>From my experience (and, alas, I have oodles computations servers
experience), Athlons give excellent integer result. I have not had my
hands on Opterons, but they are worth checking.
However, in combination with the advice appended below, select a nice
EMT Xeon.
Free advice:
1. Ask for
Shachar,
There's no single answer to your question; in-order to give you better answer I'll need some further information about your software.
Here's a couple of points that you might find interesting: (I mostly do kernel-level network streaming/filtering work, so YMMV)
* The AMD Opteron *is*
Read somewhere today ( wish i remembered where ) that if the budget is
limited and the option are:
Dual Opteron 250 CPU
OR
One CPU 275 ( dual core )
You should go on the single 275.
one of the reasons was the balancing between two real cpus slow the
performance.
Im wondering if that t
Hi,
I attached here my simple KDE wrapper for Nadav's sendsms using kdialog. In
order to be able to send SMSs by clicking on the phone number of someone in
KAddressBook set:
Settings -> Configure KAddressBook -> General -> Script-Hooks
in 'Phone:' enter: /path/to/ksendsms.sh %N
The script suppor
Umm... it's a bit messy.
When you have more then two cores (be that dual core or dual socket), you add a couple of problems namely:
* Atomic operations. (#ASSERT LOCK / bt/bts/btr/etc, prevent two CPUs for accessing the same resource)
* Cache coherency protocols. (CPU A updates a memory block t
Hi,
This is off-topic but hopefully I will help somebody
get rid of his old Pentium III motherboard. :-) Hey,
it's for running Linux, so there's at least *some*
reason to post it here. I can also take a Pentium II
motherboard + CPU -- it's for a software RAID file
server, and I think even a PII sh
Hi,
Apparently, I will be in charge of porting our (kernel-space)
application from ia-32 to x86_64 (aka EM64T) which I have very little
experience with. So I think I will need a good book. The Linux kernel
context would be a HUGE advantage, but it is not mandatory in any way.
Can someone point
On Sun, 7 Aug 2005, Michael Ben-Nes wrote:
> >>I want to backup a file constantly as it change.
> >>
> >>Is it possible at all ?
> >
> >please define what "backup a file constantly" means for you.
>
> Yep, having an exact _current_ copy all the time on two storage system.
> Its the WAL ( Write ah
On Sun, 7 Aug 2005, Leonid Podolny wrote:
> Hi,
> Apparently, I will be in charge of porting our (kernel-space)
> application from ia-32 to x86_64 (aka EM64T) which I have very little
> experience with. So I think I will need a good book. The Linux kernel
> context would be a HUGE advantage, but
Hi!
There is a coordination meeting of the next Welcome-to-Linux series this
Monday (tomorrow):
http://www.haifux.org/
It will take place at 18:30 in the Technion. Is anyone driving there through
Tel Aviv (or at most Hertzliya or whatever). How about going back?
Please call me at 03-6424668 a
Leonid Podolny wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Apparently, I will be in charge of porting our (kernel-space)
>> application from ia-32 to x86_64 (aka EM64T) which I have very little
>> experience with. So I think I will need a good book. The Linux kernel
>> context would be a HUGE advantage, but it is not mandat
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