Sergey V. Udaltsov <sergey.oudaltsov@clients.ie> wrote: >> > Was there. Don't want to pay money. Wine is free, isn't it? Hopefully >> > one day we'll get everything in core wine. >> That day will be pretty far away in case everybody thinks the same as you. > Sorry, I am not wine developer (and actually I do not have much fame as > C developer:) so I can't help here. Well, I didn't care too much about you helping us out (which would be great, though). I'm bothered much more about TG not meeting their stated goal and thus possibly releasing the winex extensions back to wine in part only. >> Frankly, I'm sort of sick of the seemingly universal "Linux == free" mentality. >> Yes, M$ is evil (very, actually), yes, they earn way too much money, >> but who exactly taught you to apply the same principle to Linux companies ?? >> Besides, did you know that there's a pretty remarkable difference between the >> company producing VMWare and the companies working on Wine ? >> Guess what that difference is ? > Did I tell Transgaming is evil? Did I tell "linux == free"? Track this Yep, you didn't. It just fits into the picture :) > thread - you'll not find any phrases like this. I just have _my_ reasons > not to pay for this. That's my humble position, nothing more. I greatly OK, right. > appreciate the things done by Transgaming and others (including VMware, > which I do use sometime) and always thank all the people working do > deliver good things for Linux. And "evil" is not making too much money. > "Evil" is completely different thing (guess what?) OK, now I'm the one to ask tough questions :) Did I ever mention evil being related to making too much money ? I thought you'd see it as "not spending more money on something because it's evil", not as "it's evil because somebody is making too much money". >> Well, bad news: you'll have to use the Transgaming version, I'm afraid. > OK. Thanks to their cvs, I have a chance. BTW, don't they have intension > to make at least source snapshots periodically? I guess they don't bother: CVS is *way* more useful anyway. You really don't want source snapshots, believe me. Well, at least not if they're periodically created snapshots of the usual unstable mess ;) that's called wine instead of being carefully built source to make sure it's at least sort of stable :) -- Andreas Mohr, Renningen, Germany In case you need to contact me after expiry of temporary email address: my eternal (hopefully) email address is frqr2001 at the domain sneakemail.com
