> From: Manuel Lemos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi, Manuel. > I don't agree and even think that it is a stupid thing to say because > open source is not about excluding Windows users even if > there are much less open source developers with Windows knowledge > there is no point in making Windows users feel bad about it. Sometimes you have to deal with it. At home I use Linux, but at the office it's Windows, and there's nothing we can do to change it. I thought open source wasn't about a given OS, but rather a philosophy (?). I can develop for Windows (or BeOS or MacOS or whatever) and what I do can be still open source, isn't it? OTOH, how can I (or anyone for that matter) change the mentality of a "corporate user" about open source tools with that other "mentality"? "Being second class?" My God. I don't want a flamewar, anyway, but I think it's not the most clever way to establish the open source movement, IMHO. > Anyway, personally I don't use Windows nor have a project > that motivate me to add support to NTLM authentication in > PHP, but if you or anybody has interest in doing it and > know enough C, I can tell you how to write a PHP extension > to support that. Just let me know if you are interested. Of course I am :^). What compiler do I need? gcc on cygwin or something? I'll have to dust my old C notebooks :^). > -- > Regards, > Manuel Lemos -- Un gran saludo/Big regards... Arturo Barajas Sistemas PPG SJR +52 (427) 271-9100, ext. 448 -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
