Hi Carlo,
here is a proposal for the new corner "Closed Source Flash Tools" (that
I dont find from the mainpage anymore)
http://www.osflash.org/doku.php?id=closed_source_flash_tools.
It is a very power- and helpfull flashout-alternative (and some months
older).
The OSFlash policy on this pretty clear: If there is an open-source
alternative, there's really no need to list a closed-source alternative.
OSFlash is a resource for *open source* Flash. There are many other
resource sites that list free and commercial Flash-related products. If
your product is a Flashout alternative, since there is currently no
open-source Flashout alternative (that I am aware of -- keep in mind I
just got back from two weeks of vacation) I don't see why you shouldn't
add this tool to the closed source flash tools page. However, from the
features listed, it doesn't appear to be a Flashout alternative but
rather an alternative logging tool. If this is the case, then I don't
see why it should be listed on the site as there are already open-source
alternatives.
So, I guess it's up to you to answer your own question based on what
your tool does :)
All the best,
Aral
Carlo Blatz wrote:
Hey OS-Flashers,
here is a proposal for the new corner "Closed Source Flash Tools" (that
I dont find from the mainpage anymore)
http://www.osflash.org/doku.php?id=closed_source_flash_tools.
It is a very power- and helpfull flashout-alternative (and some months
older). For all future FDT users it will be special good to know it...
(more FDT-news this week)
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