By: Stephen J. Turnbull
- Re: anti/Law (an attempted explaination)...
- proprietary -- a truism
- Re: anti/Law (an attempted explaination)...
- Big software struggles with open source
- Re: anti/Law
- Re: anti/Law (an attempted explaination)...
- Reasons why being proprietary hurts you more than it helps
- Microsoft may publish some source code
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced"
- the walls have ears
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced"
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced"
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced" [real one, sorry for the premature emission]
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced"
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced" [real one, sorry for the premature emission]
- Re: OpenSources "opensourced"
- Exploring the limits of Brian's understanding
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- the walls have ears
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- the walls have ears
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- Exploring the limits of free software
- Exploring the limits of free software
- Re: Exploring the limits of free software: Cygnus, and GPL
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- standards & FS
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- Sun, BSD, and GNU
- the walls have ears
- Re: <various threads> (my apologies)
- Re: the walls have bears
- Sun, BSD, and GNU
- Sun, BSD, and GNU
- Sun, BSD, and GNU
- Source code becoming less important
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- Sun, BSD, and GNU
- the walls have ears
- My ears are red (was Re: the walls have ears)
- the walls have ears
- Sun, BSD, and GNU
- Re: People only buy support for bad software ?!?
- Take this analogy and fix it (car repair? _not_)
- Take this analogy and fix it (car repair? _not_)
- Re: Back to car repair (Was Car Repair) Debian GNU/Linux...
- Take this analogy and fix it (car repair? _not_)
- Take this analogy and fix it (car repair? _not_)
- Re: My ears are red
- success metrics -- user adoption rates
- My ears are red (was Re: the walls have ears)
- Re: My ears are red
- Does anyone buy software anyway?
- (Was Car Repair) Debian GNU/Linux project's model a good starting point for free software business models.
- Re: Debian GNU/Linux project's model a good starting point for fsb
- Re: Debian GNU/Linux project's model a good starting point for fsb
- GPL business practice question
- the walls have ears
- the walls have ears
- Cygnus [was Re: the walls have ears]
- Re: [was Cygnus] now Ghostscript and Aladdin
- Unexercisable rights
- Re: [was Cygnus] now Ghostscript and Aladdin
- Re: [was Cygnus] now Ghostscript and Aladdin
- Unexercisable rights
- Unexercisable rights
- Unexercisable rights
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- Unexercisable rights
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron
- EROS license
- EROS license
- EROS license
- requesting proposals -- change detection
- 100 Acre Software...a look back
- eCos license [was Re: EROS license]
- Re: Returns to service professionals
- EROS license
- requesting proposals -- change detection
- embedded systems [was Re: EROS license]
- EROS license
- Debian out of hand?
- EROS license
- EROS and liability
- EROS and liability
- Opening up data interchange formats (e.g., book catalogs)
- Re: Returns to service professionals
- Re: Returns to service professionals
- Returns to service professionals (was Re: New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron)
- Returns to service professionals (was Re: New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron)
- Returns to service professionals (was Re: New ESR paper: The Magic Cauldron)
- Re: Embrace and extend [was: Returns to service professionals]
- keeping protocols open (was: Returns to ...)
- keeping protocols open (was: Returns to ...)
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Free software and free music have some similar problems.
- Software Trademarks
- cars & code
- Vendor canonization [was: Linux market projections?]
- Vendor canonization (seriously, this time)
- Re: Vendor canonization
- New angle on the patent problem
- New angle on the patent problem
- fsb case study pointers?
- New angle on the patent problem
- New angle on the patent problem
- New angle on the patent problem
- New angle on the patent problem
- New angle on the patent problem
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- New angle on the patent problem
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- Online patent exchanges
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- Software business(es) (Was Re: EY invests in ...)
- A patent solution that is no solution
- Why software patents are bad
- Why software patents are bad
- New angle on the patent problem
- Why software patents are bad
- Why software patents are bad
- Why software patents are bad
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- Why software patents are bad
- EY invests in online patent exchange
- How do you convince IBM to oppose software patents? [was: EY invests in online patent exchange]
- Re: Open Content woes
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Re: How do you convince IBM to oppose software patents?
- Re: How do you convince IBM to oppose software patents?
- Why software patents are bad
- Re: Open Content woes
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Marketing and Sales
- Why software patents are bad
- Re: Open Content woes
- Possibly stupid GPL question
- brands, trademarks, and the GPL
- Re: Open Content woes
- law from the bottom up
- brands, trademarks, and the GPL
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- stealth trademarks
- "Community Source License" vs. "Public License"
- "Community Source License" vs. "Public License"
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: "On Virus" -- get real
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: [ppc-mobo] GPL-like Hardware Solution: Remeber the CAD file
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GPL-like hardware design license?
- Brand name aspirin
- Re: [openip] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- Re: [openip] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- Re: [openip] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- Re: [openip] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- balance
- Debian GNU/Linux
- "rights" and "freedoms"
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- balance
- "rights" and "freedoms"
- readline & GPL
- GPL & interfaces
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- [openip] Re: "rights" and "freedoms"
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- [openip] Re: "rights" and "freedoms"
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware
- software tax (was Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware)
- software tax (was Re: [ppc-mobo] Re: GNU License for Hardware)
- "rights" and "freedoms"
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- freedom and human kindness (was Re: Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software)
- [openip] Re: "rights" and "freedoms"
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Methodology and credibility [was: Open letter ...]
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Economic incentives to produce software in a free software regime
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Correlation between
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- ways of funding
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- ways of funding
- Economic incentives to produce software in a free software regime
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- Reuse - is it for real?
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Data on open source business impact
- Economic incentives to produce software in a free software regime
- Economic incentives to produce software in a free software regime
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Reuse - is it for real?
- Economic incentives to produce software in a free software regime
- Economic incentives to produce software in a free software regime
- forwarded message from Richard
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Software quality: free vs. proprietary
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- GPL & interfaces
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- freedom and human kindness (was Re: Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software)
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- freedom and human kindness (was Re: Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software)
- ways of funding
- Correlation between
- freedom and human kindness (was Re: Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software)
- ways of funding
- ways of funding
- ways of funding
- ways of funding
- ways of funding
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Red Hat and Cygnus unify
- The merger: a user's perspective
- The merger: a user's perspective
- The merger: a user's perspective
- Open letter to those who believe in a right to free software
- Who holds the copyright? (was Re: The merger: a user's perspective)
- The merger: a user's perspective
- The merger: a user's perspective
- Re: Who holds the copyright?
- derived works (Re: Who holds the copyright?)
- The merger: a user's perspective
- The merger: a user's perspective
- The merger: a user's perspective
- Who holds the copyright? (was Re: The merger: a user's perspective)
- derived works (Re: Who holds the copyright?)
- Be and free software
- Re: Who holds the copyright?
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- Be and free software
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- Re: Who holds the copyright?
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- Be and free software
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- Back to business [was: the Be thread]
- fsb-free is neither bsd-free nor gpl-free
- Fiduciary limitations
- www.oreilly.com -- Tangled Webs: What Gives Them the Right?
- Re: Steve McConnell's "Ready for Prime Time?" editorial
- Fiduciary limitations
- www.oreilly.com -- Tangled Webs: What Gives Them the Right?
- Order entry application user group
- Support as insurance
- Support as insurance
- Support as insurance
- Support as insurance
- Re: forking the list considered harmful
- Re: forking the list considered harmful
- Why do Linux box vendors thrive?
- I believe your VA numbers
- Why EROS is Open Source
- the value chain
- the value chain
- I believe your VA numbers
- I believe your VA numbers
- Why EROS is Open Source
- the value chain
- Re: Pitching a "Big Tent" for Free Software
- Did I Do the VA Math Wrong?
- Interesting business morality statement
- Draft encryption regulations try to exempt open source
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- FSB marketing, was Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: FSB marketing, was Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: Novel anti-software-patent article
- Re: FSB Marketing
- Re: FSB Marketing
- Re: FSB Marketing
- Help w/ quote source -- 1m free copies of software?
- Re: Sun to free Solaris.
- Re: Sun to free Solaris.
- Re: Sun to free Solaris.
- Re: Sun to free Solaris.
- Patents (was Re: DiBona, Allman, Tiemann, O'Reilly, Perens interview)
- Re: Patents (was Re: DiBona, Allman, Tiemann, O'Reilly, Perens interview)
- Re: Patents (was Re: DiBona, Allman, Tiemann, O'Reilly, Perens interview)