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lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 18:16:47 EDT lxoliva “if you copyleft, we won't contribute” often means “we won't contribute anyway, but with copyleft we can't abuse so it's no use” -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 18:07:45 EDT lxoliva @fontana my feeling is that Red Hat chose preemptive defeat, rather than leadership on the path that has served it so well -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 18:04:10 EDT lxoliva @fontana AL just enables some of the improvements to never see the light of day. rather than encouraging, it discourages contributions -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 18:02:59 EDT lxoliva @fontana if OpenShift gets any external contributions under AL, how could AGPL have averted that? -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 17:29:21 EDT lxoliva @fontana aoliva at cygnus.* shortly became at redhat.*, yeah. it all started in feb 2000, few months after the merge -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 17:25:00 EDT lxoliva @fontana how can Red Hat, after years of Linux experience, not see that “AL is better to bring .com contributors” is FUD by abusers? -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 17:23:00 EDT lxoliva @fontana so Red Hat missed the opportunity to set up a level playing field like e.g. Linux's, furthering proprietary forks instead :-( -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 17:21:23 EDT lxoliva @fontana I don't get that argument. ALv2 doesn't take away any doubt that the software will remain free in the future; quite opposite -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 17:20:06 EDT lxoliva @fontana I was a contractor with “Cygnus, a Red Hat company” for a couple of years, but employment came later, after Red Hat arrived in .br -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 16:38:59 EDT lxoliva @cwebber maybe ALGPL would be a more suitable acronym, although it might be mistaken for some Arabic license ;-) -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 12:48:57 EDT lxoliva @fontana trust on whom or what? I don't know what issue it is to tell whether I understand it ;-) never been a Cygnus employee BTW -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Tuesday, 01-May-2012 12:46:59 EDT lxoliva @fontana thanks. from that, I infer there were other contenders to such a standard, but OpenShift sounded unique to me. what did I miss? -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Monday, 30-Apr-2012 12:47:08 EDT lxoliva @fontana and why does Red Hat care about what the FSF has to say when it comes to offering users weaker defenses than possible? -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Monday, 30-Apr-2012 12:45:26 EDT lxoliva @fontana what case this context fits in that makes the fsf recommendation a permissive license, rather than a strong copyleft one? -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Monday, 30-Apr-2012 12:42:41 EDT lxoliva @fontana it is well known that any permissive license, such as Apache, does nothing to *defend* users' freedoms. defend != respect -
lxoliva (lxoliva)'s status on Saturday, 28-Apr-2012 05:26:50 EDT lxoliva @lnxwalt the basic premise of !freesoftware is that denying freedoms = mistreating users => wrong. OSS dismissed this issue