>> So, did anybody read the full contest rules, actually? In particular >> this: >> >>> Each entrant warrants that the entry is original and owned by entrant, >>> or in the case of an entry in the BEST MAC OS X OPEN SOURCE PORT >>> category, warrants that they are the sole contributor to, and have >>> exclusive rights to, the Mac OS X related portion s of the Work and >>> that the remainder of the code is available under an Open Source >>> license, free of any claims by other parties. >> >> Doesn't sound to me as if we were eligible... but feel free to correct >> me 8-) > >This is what kept me from nominating Fink myself. Doesn't sound as if >anyone is eligible, since most open source projects are collaborative... >WTF.
Read Apple's Contest FAQ. Basically, a group of people may enter the contest together, as long as (1) all members of the group are eligible, (2) the group collectively is responsible for the Mac OS code, and (3) the group chooses a single person who will receive the prize. Finding a way to share a Cinema Display is not Apple's problem :-) This still doesn't solve XDarwin's problem - I'm an Apple employee, and therefore not eligible, so any eligible group would not cover all of the Mac-specific code in XDarwin. I guess I'll just have to vote for Fink :-) -- Greg Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] This is not a statement from Apple; Apple pays me to write code, not post to mailing lists. _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
