Richard Stallman wrote:
Here is my first contribution to the open-source world, and first
meaningful chunk of emacs-lisp! :-)
Thanks for contributing to Emacs -- but please don't refer to our
community with the term open-source. That is an amoral approach to
the issue, and we disagree
Richard == Richard Stallman r...@gnu.org writes:
Here is my first contribution to the open-source world, and first
meaningful chunk of emacs-lisp! :-)
Thanks for contributing to Emacs -- but please don't refer to our
community with the term open-source. That is an amoral
Dear list members,
Attached to this mail, an updated version of gtranslate.el (bug fixes mainly).
AFAIK, it works only with GNU Emacs 23.x
For more featured packages and Xemacs users considers other solutions:
http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TextTranslator
git clone
[ ... ]
Meaning that even if the Google Translation software is released under
the GNU Affero license, this software wouldn't be as useful for 3rd part
as it is for Google, unless they also disclose their database - which is
highly unprobable.
Probably nothing. Why?
Because you lack the
Andreas Röhler andreas.roeh...@easy-emacs.de writes:
Software as a Service here is a misleading term IMHO
Even if the software is not delivered, the user is dealing with remote
software.
This software can be free (under the GNU Affero license).
The question is whether the service itself can
Andreas Röhler andreas.roeh...@easy-emacs.de writes:
Bastien wrote:
Andreas Röhler andreas.roeh...@easy-emacs.de writes:
Software as a Service here is a misleading term IMHO
Even if the software is not delivered, the user is dealing with remote
software.
A running API is a very
However, for bulk translations - i.e. full sentences - it is currently
difficult to do otherwise.
We need free software (and data) for this task.
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You don't get Software as a Service here, the service it does, is
just not delivering software.
The term Software as a Service means that the service consists of
running a program for you to do your computing on your own data.
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