... wrote:
I have seen enough of such scaring horrors, like
Anti-GPL, and/or
Right-Wing guys, contributing to ReactOS, to understand the reasons
why the true words were not said, but, at this point, i really would
like to know where the things are going to, and if a dissident Project
is to be started, the correct political and ethical way, or if the
same Project is taking a correct path, i would like to see, at least,
a "White Paper" for it. Having seen volunnteers saying that "using
GPLed-compatible Dev-Tools was not a necessity" (Hyperion, if i recall
well), or pure horrors like "In the future we may have collaborations
with MicroSoft" (Alex, taking publicly the defense of a Neo-Nazi,
against... me -???!!!...-), for example, are things that made me
really sea-sick.
Personaly, i am not interrested with knowing if unfair Code was
implemented or not (knowing of the individual, this is not any
surprise to me, by the way). What i wish to know is:
Will the political and ethical lessons be understood? Or not?
[By the way, the simple fact of having to ask such a question,
about such an important GPLed Project, like what ReactOS is,
is already a pure scandal to me: I shouldn't even have to ask]
Sorry, I'm not really sure what your question is.
After being derailed recently, ReactOS is now being put back on the tracks.
There is finally a clear path starting to emerge for development to restart.
There will not be a fork, development work will continue on ReactOS.
If any of those don't answer your question, can you try to reword it please.
Ged.
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