This is not the way to make RMS happy. Then again, it means no cash, and might make things easier. I see no problem with this myself, and I wouldn't mind spiting RMS for a few giggles! >:D
Gerv, you don't mean to say that if it's not free, it's not going to be used? Then what about building on Win32? Why can't I use cygwin gcc for that? :) Chris Daniel J. Wilcomb wrote: > Gervase Markham wrote: > >> What, you mean it's not free software? >> >> Gerv >> > > > They licence it for corporate users; small fees from $50 to $1000 > dependent on the number of named accounts permitted. The fees basically > cover e-mail support. We can get it for free because we're not asking > for support, and these guys would love the exposure. > -- Chris 'coldacid' Charabaruk <ccharabaruk.meldstar@com> <http://www.meldstar.com/~ccharabaruk/> Meldstar Studios <http://www.meldstar.com/> - Creation, cubed. This message double ROT-13 encrypted for additional security.
