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Re: giving money to gnome



>>>>> "AJ" == Andreas Jellinghaus <aj@dungeon.inka.de> writes:

AJ> jfl, a german bookstore, will release a cdrom with debian, contrib,
AJ> non-free, "linux anwenderhandbuch", maybe a commercial webbrowser,
AJ> and kde. they will donate 5 dm, half for debian and half for kde.

AJ> freedom is not only a word for me. its an essential thing, not only
AJ> found in free speach or free software. 

AJ> in their freedom to choose a library for their project, the kde
AJ> developers selected qt. i'm not happy with that, but everyone should
AJ> have the right to do so. 

AJ> bruce announced on friday, that the money from this
AJ> debian+kde cdrom should be given to the gnome project.

It was indeed a very wise decision, IMO. Congratulations Bruce.

AJ> as the gnome project is the direct opponent of kde, this is an
                                ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
Uh?? Is that your view or the KDE people's view? Sure this is not the
way the GNOME people see KDE.
 
AJ> insult to the kde people. at least that is how the kde developer
AJ> feel.

This attitude is kind of immature. The KDE project is free to choose
whatever toolkit they want. On the other side they can't expect
support from organizations like Debian or the FSF, if their decision
goes against Debian's principles. It's part of the freedom that Debian
and the FSF have. The same freedom that the KDE project used to choose
their toolkit. *They* made a choice and must live with it now, as
mature persons do.

I hope that the KDE project shares your opinion that freedom is not
just a word.

-- 
 Emilio C. Lopes <mailto:Emilio.Lopes@Physik.TU-Muenchen.DE>


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