Bobtime Project

[rtgwbmsr]

What language are you doing it in (Java?)? Maybe I can help...

-Dustin

[flap]

quote:Originally posted by TheQuirk:
I was going to suggest it. A modified version of Mozilla's License? A modified BSD one that doesn't let closed source software to incorporate it (sounds more like a modified LGPL, actually)?

Wouldn't work. A licence that says "You may only use this code in 'open source' software" is massively open to interpretation and won't stand up in court. Microsoft has made some code 'open source' (again, I stress that this is a bad term to use) but not free.

If everyone just used the GPL this wouldn't even be an issue.

[TheQuirk]

Good point. Maybe "software that uses the following licenses" and then list approved licenses.

[Master of Reality]

that would be a modified GPL. Instead of only GPL software can use it, it would say something like only MPL 1.1, GPL, LGPL, etc, etc. can use it, or whatever.
But i dont really care about the License right now, it can wait until anything actually happens.

[Master of Reality]

quote:Your project registration for SourceForge has been denied.

Project Full Name:  32 hour days
Project Unix Name:  bobtime

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I will try again soon.

[ September 03, 2002: Message edited by: Master of Reality / Bob ]

[Kintaro]

There is always freshmeat, or you could put a CVS on your server.

[Master of Reality]

i do like reshmeat.. wonder why i didnt think of it.
My webserver is kinda not workin until i get it to work (have you tried the Bob Hub lately?).

[ September 07, 2002: Message edited by: Master of Reality / Bob ]

[TheQuirk]

quote:Originally posted by Master of Reality / Bob:
My webserver is kinda not workin until i get it to work

Hehehehe...

[Kintaro]

quote:Originally posted by Master of Reality / Bob:
i do like reshmeat.. wonder why i didnt think of it.
My webserver is kinda not workin until i get it to work (have you tried the Bob Hub lately?).

[ September 07, 2002: Message edited by: Master of Reality / Bob ]

And when does that happen

[Master of Reality]

i signed up at freshmeat, but havent registered the project yet. I will after i make a web page for botime on my webserver.