Re: (Fwd) Re: [awansink@ke.com.au: Re: Isn't a kde version of abiw
Montreal Fri May 28 08:23:17 1999
Joseph Carter <knghtbrd@debian.org> wrote:
> > Please don't be dissuaded by politicians or their harassment.
> > Apparently the authors think it's okay, so if you want to do it, just
> > go right ahead. You might want to establish a dialog with the
> > AbiSource folks as the above quote from their website suggests. Who
> > knows they might even pay you.
>
> Please don't assume what people claim is political agenda is in fact
> political. Qt is nicely free now, I'm quite proud of the license (I
> should be, considering it's my license) Doesn't mean the GPL likes it.
Well, did you see the way this whole thread started? Some dweeb with
a Debian email address forwarded private email from a private
conversation to the list with a note like "This one is good for a
laugh." It's also become clear that he didn't even have all the facts
of the matter.
Btw, I think Debian should have very little say in the matter seeing
that they don't even distribute kdelibs/kdebase making the whole
matter of kabiword rather moot for them.
Sorry if I offended anyone.
-N.
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