Author: Thomas Cutter
Date: 01:36:37 08/10/05
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On August 10, 2005 at 03:44:56, Fabien Letouzey wrote: >On August 09, 2005 at 15:29:01, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: > >Hi Gian-Carlo, > >>You unfortunately have no legal basis to demand this. The GPL certainly does not >>prohibit what he is doing. > >I see. > >In that case I owe apologies to Thomas and Karl-Heinz! I was mistaken into >thinking GPL would guarantee public releases and therefore prevent private >benefits. I will cease to use it in the future. I will regret this. But you are the author and you have any right to do with your work, what you want. I consider Toga as an interesting variation of Fruit. For me, it was never a question, that Fruit is the environment, where Toga can live in. Therefore Toga's success is essentially yours. Wasn't it interesting for you to see, that there is really room for improvement in your concept. Of course, it seems a little bit unfair, that people playing only with a small part of Fruit were at least in one case successful to improve the engine. But this is also something that earns respect. At least from me. I would like to see that the Fruit family grows within the GPL. You are the father of and the power behind Fruit. Kind regards Thomas
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