soul rehabilitation ?
is it that ??
I don't understand people trying to buy back their souls ....
wow, I should stop open source I think ....
yeah, sectarian tendencies with open source ....


> Allright I take your word for it, and thats really good stuff..
>
> My contribution to osflash and open source in general is code,
> information.. so mostly effort, not money. If I would donate it would
> probably be to ffmpeg, red5, memcached, php, debian or other  
> projects I
> use on a daily basis.. I am just a developer, and my budgets are
> limited.. Its definitely not big enough to win an argument..
>
> Evert
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I am working on porting a midi filter application running on  
>> Windows to Linux.
>> At one point I put about 6 months into development of a distro of  
>> Linux that
>> we could never quite get off the ground due to the lead developer  
>> having some
>> family problems. I have poured lots of time into open source  
>> projects and
>> finances into open source. I believe the the sum of around  
>> $15,000. dollars
>> into paying open source developers to work on apps. I could get  
>> you exact
>> numbers.
>>
>> I have also dedicated my computing to Linux to the point where we  
>> tossed out 2
>> years worth of coding in Microsoft ASP to provide our clients with  
>> open
>> source solutions. I have spread open source though many School  
>> Boards in
>> Alberta, Canada and continue to push to do so.  TSIware our  
>> product was then
>> converted to run on Tomcat and mysql. Do you realize what I lost  
>> doing so and
>> why? So that I could provide people with options.
>>
>> What about you?
>>
>> You know I am going to talk to my wife about this but I think your  
>> challenge
>> is great. Lets donate to OSFlash. How much do you want to give. I  
>> don't have
>> as much money as Adobe so what do you want to match me for. Keep  
>> it modest.
>>
>> https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=paypal% 
>> 40ariaware.com&item_name=OSFlash 
>> +Donation&no_shipping=1&no_note=1&tax=0&currency_code=GBP&lc=US
>>
>> On Thursday 19 October 2006 6:18 pm, Evert|Rooftop wrote:
>>
>>> Besides,
>>>
>>> What are you contributing in the open source space, chris?
>>>
>>> Just been checking out your website: http://trackingsolutions.ca
>>> Have you made your donation to osflash or one of the projects you  
>>> might
>>> be using yet?
>>>
>>> Evert
>>>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>
>>>> Till,
>>>>
>>>> "BIG COOPERATE GARBAGE MACHINE" is not necessarily pointed at  
>>>> Adobe. Take
>>>> it as a generic term for ..., ..., ..., ..., fill in the blank.
>>>>
>>>> I never stated they were trying to take over the open source  
>>>> landscape.
>>>> You did.
>>>>
>>>> Ben Forta Adobe what? did you put the words Adobe in there? I  
>>>> don't see
>>>> that on the website.
>>>>
>>>> Tin hat? Hey everyone look at the crazy who asks questions!
>>>>
>>>> Hey the USS Liberty must have been attacked by Egypt how dare I  
>>>> think it
>>>> was Israel.
>>>>
>>>> Sorry for questioning what looks fishy. I should have taken my  
>>>> place in
>>>> line. I will only speak when spoken to. Point taken Till. I see  
>>>> there are
>>>> several people out there that want to jump on me for questioning  
>>>> motives.
>>>>
>>>> Nothing strange here folks just keep on moving along.
>>>>
>>>> Hey I have an idea. Adobe support an already thriving community  
>>>> with
>>>> support. Take a bit of a helpers roll. (I am not talking about a  
>>>> couple
>>>> of guys posting projects from Adobe and answering a few  
>>>> questions). What
>>>> about throwing some funding towards OSFlash.org to see things  
>>>> grow there.
>>>> Why RIAForge. OSFlash is already doing a great job. I am sure  
>>>> that there
>>>> is going to be some that say this is just for the best. Well  
>>>> than OK.
>>>>
>>>> I now see why Richard Stallman gets so upset.
>>>>
>>>> On Thursday 19 October 2006 5:10 pm, Till Schneidereit wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Chris,
>>>>>
>>>>> I think you should either just let it go, or post some proof  
>>>>> for your
>>>>> allegations. Or at least point out what lets you believe in  
>>>>> some sort of
>>>>> conspiracy. And you'd have to do better than pointing out that the
>>>>> domain is owned by Adobe, because there wasn't ever any doubt  
>>>>> about
>>>>> Adobe being involved in setting up RIAForge - hell, they even  
>>>>> state
>>>>> right there on the "About" page that it was devised by  
>>>>> (Adobe's) Ben
>>>>> Forta.[1] Concluding, I want to emphasize that I don't want to  
>>>>> say that
>>>>> it's impossible that there's a "BIG COOPERATE GARBAGE MACHINE"  
>>>>> devising
>>>>> devilish plans to take over the Flash open source landscape.  
>>>>> I'm just
>>>>> saying that there really aren't any substantive signs for that  
>>>>> being the
>>>>> case. Anyway, maybe you should keep your tinfoil hat on to  
>>>>> prevent our
>>>>> new overlords from controlling you ;)
>>>>>
>>>>> cheers,
>>>>> till
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> [1]: http://www.riaforge.org/index.cfm?event=page.about
>>>>>
>>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I have nothing against Adobe I actually think they have some  
>>>>>> really
>>>>>> cool software and they have started some great stuff. Just a  
>>>>>> little
>>>>>> strange that Ray would have to use their Domain created just  
>>>>>> recently.
>>>>>> It is not like Ray was in the corner and Adobe had to bail him  
>>>>>> out with
>>>>>> the only domain available.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If Adobe wants to start an Open Source thing up then say so.  
>>>>>> Don't hide
>>>>>> in the bushes and let Ray take any falls that are coming.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I am sick of big corporate crap. I absolutely hate it. This  
>>>>>> just stinks
>>>>>> of some corporate board room meeting whose topic was "Dealing  
>>>>>> with the
>>>>>> Open Source Threat".
>>>>>>
>>>>>> People can say anything they want about it but I just can't  
>>>>>> stand the
>>>>>> garbage games.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If people want to say lets just find ways to work together  
>>>>>> with them.
>>>>>> Well it is not a matter of working together with them. They  
>>>>>> need to
>>>>>> work together with us. What is more agreeable than an Open Source
>>>>>> Project. No one is ever saying we won't work with you. It is  
>>>>>> the "BIG
>>>>>> COOPERATE GARBAGE MACHINE" that wants to be fed.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I run a business that has developed both closed and open source
>>>>>> software. I know what it is like while debating to launch your
>>>>>> software, what is the best license to use. Just stop it with the
>>>>>> Microsoft/SCO secret agent games. I suppose it will never stop  
>>>>>> as long
>>>>>> as money is involved.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Last thing... Good job to all you Open Source programmers.  
>>>>>> Without you
>>>>>> we would be in a really bad computing state. I love Linux and  
>>>>>> Open
>>>>>> Source and am very greatfull for the way it has opened my eyes to
>>>>>> corporate evil.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> HEY THERE IS MORE TO LIFE THAN MONEY!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Chris Cherrett
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Thursday 19 October 2006 5:35 am, Peter Elst wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Its on the about page of RIAForge.com:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <quote> RIAForge was the brainchild of Ben Forta. The principal
>>>>>>> developer for the project is Raymond Camden
>>>>>>> <http://ray.camdenfamily.com></quote>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Domain name ownership has been brought up before, so what we  
>>>>>>> owns the
>>>>>>> domain or runs the thing -- Adobe takes an open source  
>>>>>>> initiative and
>>>>>>> all of a sudden its some conspiracy or an attempt to  
>>>>>>> assassinate a
>>>>>>> community?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Let's just find ways to work together.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> - Peter
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> by the way ray is suppose to be the guy who started riaforge.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On Thursday 19 October 2006 5:24 am,  
>>>>>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Hey check out:
>>>>>>>>> http://ray.camdenfamily.com/
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> then:
>>>>>>>>> http://www.riaforge.org
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> One looks like a quick install of a template and the other  
>>>>>>>>> looks
>>>>>>>>> like a design team worked on it.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Too funny!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> On Thursday 19 October 2006 5:19 am,  
>>>>>>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>>>>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>>>>>>>> Whois is great!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> And the verdict is Adobe!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> I was not really following the thread but if someone  
>>>>>>>>>> already found
>>>>>>>>>> this then sorry.......
>>>>>>>>>>
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