Author: Eran
Date: 16:22:49 06/16/03
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On June 16, 2003 at 19:10:44, Christophe Theron wrote: >On June 16, 2003 at 05:24:32, Eran wrote: > >>>It will come. I'm using Linux since several months now and I have passed the >>>state of "testing just to see". >>> >>>I have actually replaced Windows on my development computer by Red Hat Linux >>>(now version 9.0). >>> >>>I am working at porting some utilities of mine to Linux. They are written in C >>>and the modules they are using are also the basic bricks of Chess Tiger. >>> >>>When I have ported all my basic modules I will port the chess engine itself, and >>>now I do not expect any major problem. >>> >>>So keep trying Linux, get used to it and learn how it works. It is time well >>>invested. >>> >>> >>> >>> Christophe >> >>To my understanding you plan to port ChessTiger to Linux in the future, but I >>have heard enough bad news about Linux lately. The SCO Group plans to sue not >>only against IBM but also against all other Linux distributors who have >>infringed the copyright of Unix. Moreover, Microsoft threatens to buy the SCO >>Group company and own the copyright of Unix in the future. That could hurt >>enough the Linux community worldwide. Christophe, how would you cope with that >>while you continue porting ChessTiger to Linux? I am hopeful the Linux community >>will win and I understand very well how important the spirit of open source is >>to them. >> >>For more news about SCO Group against Linux click below: >> >>http://zdnet.com.com/2251-1110-1001807.html >> >>Eran > > > >I am extremely happy that SCO has started to brought these issues. > >They would have been a problem for Linux' future anyway, so it is a very good >thing to clear those issues RIGHT NOW. > >The sooner SCO's points are going to be refuted, the better. > >So all of this is good news. > > > > Christophe Why are you saying that? < a bit frowning > Eran
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