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On Tue, 6 Jan 1998, Ken McCracken wrote: > >From recent comments it seems csuite is destined to become a fee-licensed > product. At one point there was talk of csuite being developed as GNU-like > sw supported by community nets with distributed revision control. Can > anybody summarize the reasons why this change occurred? One developer I > know does not wish to contribute to efforts under this arrangement and > would prefer free licensing to community nets (perhaps with paid licensing by > commercial operations). Is this a viable option? I'm not sure to which recent comments you refer, but there is no intention for CSuite to become a fee-licensed product for community nets. Free licensing to community nets, with paid licensing by commercial operations, is definitely a viable option. > I'm not trying to put anybody on the spot, but since I've been reading > this list since it started, I'm curious about this too. Does the impetus > come from the Federal government in a sense? > Ken McCracken hailing from Toronto. aa175@torfree.net -- David Murdoch
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