on 7/3/00 11:16 AM, Alain Farmer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Adrian: I'm now looking at what we need
>> to register a project
>> so that we can discuss this
>> and get it right from the beginning.
>> The list so far is:
>
> Alain: Good initiative. Keep my abreast of
> developments.
>
>> Adrian: 1) A licence.
>
> Alain: We are quite close to closure on this one. We
> are GPL with an exception to allow standalones without
> GPL spread.
Adrian: If this is accepted, I would assume that the source forge crew will
have no problems approving it as they could take the licence purely under
the GPL (but this will disallow standalones). We'll have to explain the
situation to them and I have mentioned this in my email to Tony Guntharp.
>> Adrian: 2) A detailed, accurate description
>> of our project.
>
> Alain: No problem.
>
>> Adrian: ("A HyperCard Clone with improvements"
>> just won't cut it here.)
>
> Alain: Are you presuming this? Or have you come
> accross some guidelines that stipulate this? What is
> required?
Adrian: "A detailed, accurate description". That's why. Besides, it would
be best if we could come up with a better definition for those not familiar
with HyperCard.
>> 3) A project name. FreeCard! (one down...)
>
> Alain: And the other two are not far from completion.
Adrian: True. I wonder what other questions they will ask... :) Actually,
I will probably register another project with source forge as I have been
meaning to send it public for quite a while.
>> Adrian: I have just emailed Tony Guntharp,
>> the project manager of SourceForge
>> to discuss possibilities.
>> I will keep you all posted.
>
> Alain: Let's make the move as soon as possible.
Adrian: Excellent. Does anyone have any objections to moving to source
forge. I must say I'm quite impressed.
Adrian Sutton
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