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> This statement/release was very ordinary, very normal, very to-the-point
> for any situation such as this. Condescending, no. Condescension,
> like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder.
Well, I didn't plan to give my opinion on this subject publicly.
But, I was alerted by the last pos
On Saturday, July 14, 2001, 9:25:51 PM, you wrote:
JN> GPL violation or not, part of my decisions are always based on
JN> morals (hard to find these days). Anyone trying to capture an
JN> audience using anothers name is un-ethical and un-moral. My
JN> business decision will be made with this i
Colin Faber writes:
> Michael, Interesting idea but I think it would problematic over all,
> The mysql manual changes almost everyday (anyone that syncs the bk
> tree's knows) I would suggest a better solution would be to provide the
> manual as a localized application (possibly even ported to
Colin Faber wrote:
> Michael, Interesting idea but I think it would problematic over all,
> The mysql manual changes almost everyday (anyone that syncs the bk
> tree's knows) I would suggest a better solution would be to provide the
> manual as a localized application (possibly even ported to
At 9:15 PM -0600 7/13/01, Colin Faber wrote:
>Michael, Interesting idea but I think it would problematic over all,
>The mysql manual changes almost everyday (anyone that syncs the bk
>tree's knows) I would suggest a better solution would be to provide the
> manual as a localized application (poss
Michael, Interesting idea but I think it would problematic over all,
The mysql manual changes almost everyday (anyone that syncs the bk
tree's knows) I would suggest a better solution would be to provide the
manual as a localized application (possibly even ported to
PalmOS/WindowsCE), Anyone?
At 8:09 PM -0400 7/13/01, Mark A. Chalkley wrote:
>I, for one, was
>considering purchase of their distribution just to get the printed
>manuals, but wouldn't have one from them now if they were giving them
>away.
BTW, why doesn't MySQL AB print the manual and sell it? I would
gladly pay US $ 30-
On Friday, July 13, 2001, 8:02:16 PM, you wrote:
MW> MySQL is GPL, so it's ok to sell derivate works. The problem is
MW> however that NuSphere has been selling derivate work but not complied
MW> to the GPL license, which is NOT ok.
MW> By using mysql.org they are also violating our trademark;
