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Alan Ianson | Nick Andre | Re: D'Bridge 3.99/SR32 released and avai |
June 10, 2018 8:26 PM * |
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Re: Re: D'Bridge 3.99/SR32 released and avai By: Nick Andre to Benny Pedersen on Sun Jun 10 2018 10:26 pm NA> And when I state my logical reasons why, most of the time I am looked upon NA> as an idiot because I don't publish source code like Mystic, HPT and NA> Synchronet. Mystic is not open source. I think it was for a short time but not now. It is very much g00r00's software and I think he and the users of the software like it that way, and that approach works well for Mystic and lots of software, D'Bridge included. I am a linux guy myself though not very techie. I don't dislike windows I just prefer linux. After OS/2 went bye bye I made the switch to linux. NA> All three of those programs are very nice, but have had the exact same NA> problems as closed-source mailers, tossers, BBS software etc. If the code NA> is open source, shouldn't there be such a huge crowd of people working to NA> fix it? If they care to, yes. Having those people on board is key to open source. Even without maintenance software can find itself in an unusable state. Ttyl :-), Al ... The chief cause of problems is solutions. --- SBBSecho 3.05-Linux * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757) |
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