Landon,
Thanks for taking the time to provide the detailed background on on
the Jump family tree. Seems to me like the Java 'tribe' is a bit more
fractured than the C 'tribe'.
Rich
On Jan 4, 2008 8:43 AM, Landon Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rich,
>
> I'll respond to your questions in a se
This original notice, below, was sent Dec. 20th.
I'm resending it in case it got buried in your year-end or New Year's
email pile and you missed it. :)
Enjoy!
The OSGeo Journal team is pleased to announce the availability of
Volume 3. This volume of the Journal is dedicated to publis
Rich,
I'll respond to your questions in a separate thread. :] (I invite any
other OSGeo members that work with OpenJUMP or UDig to correct mistakes
or add details to my post.)
JUMP was originally developed by Vivid Solutions with some assistance
(I'm not sure how much) by Refractions Research. I
Hi Gilberto (and list),
only a couple of notes
Gilberto Camara wrote:
> Dear OSGEO Discussion List members:
>
> Paul Ramsey´s remarks are right on target.
>
> First, GIS is a large arena and there are
> different motivations for developers, that
> prevent them from joining a single project su
