Joe wrote:
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
This threat went bad. I never thought that what I like could be
bethreated like this by our own politicans. People that are elected
by us to work for our wealth and security. I just feel really
disapointed by the way things turning.
I hope we gonna have
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
This threat went bad. I never thought that what I like could be
bethreated like this by our own politicans. People that are elected by
us to work for our wealth and security. I just feel really disapointed
by the way things turning.
I hope we gonna have good surprise
On Fri, Jul 01, 2005 at 08:21:33AM -0500, Kent West wrote:
> Geoff Thurman wrote:
>
> >But isn't he right, at the end of the day, to be concerned about
> >software patents?
> >
> Yes.
>
> >And I would have thought this list was exactly the
> >right place for a discussion of these issues.
> >
> No
Geoff Thurman wrote:
>But isn't he right, at the end of the day, to be concerned about
>software patents?
>
Yes.
>And I would have thought this list was exactly the
>right place for a discussion of these issues.
>
Not so much, no. A better place would be debian-legal
(http://lists.debian.org/debi
Geoff Thurman on 01/07/05 11:50, wrote:
But isn't he right, at the end of the day, to be concerned about
software patents? Are the large companies not going to use the
legislation in the same way McDonalds used the libel law? Personally I
find the way politics is run these days far more obscene t
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 03:36:18PM -0500, Steve Block wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 10:25:47PM +0200, Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
> >Kent West wrote:
> >
> >>Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>>My little sister could register on a web site.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >>and
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
Steve Block wrote:
Please
stop or take your comments to slashdot, where they belong.
Steve, you're right : this comment should belong to Slashdot.
I know this mailing list is much more made for technical purpose.
However, this is the technic that is bethreated by software patents.
I'am not
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 10:25:47PM +0200, Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
Kent West wrote:
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
My little sister could register on a web site.
and
If tomorrow my job is to migrate Linux plateforms onto windows, then
i'll feel like and will soon be unemployed.
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
> Kent West wrote:
>
>> Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
>>
>
> There is a huge misinformation campaign to make deputies think software
> patents are necessary for innovation.
> Many people are mooving. Like writing letters to their deputies and to
> newspapers.
>
> The more peo
Kent West wrote:
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
My little sister could register on a web site.
and
If tomorrow my job is to migrate Linux plateforms onto windows, then
i'll feel like and will soon be unemployed.
Realizing that different cultures have different concepts of "f
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
> My little sister could register on a web site.
and
> If tomorrow my job is to migrate Linux plateforms onto windows, then
> i'll feel like and will soon be unemployed.
Realizing that different cultures have different concepts of "foul
language", this is just a remi
Adam Hardy wrote:
I tried to register myself on the German anti-software-patent site,
but failed - I can't remember why,
Fine Adam.
Your "tried to register on the anti-software-patent site, but failed".
You're really that kind of person that make software patents would
happen. My little
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
> Adam Hardy wrote:
>
>>
>> I tried to register myself on the German anti-software-patent site,
>> but failed - I can't remember why,
>
>
> Fine Adam.
>
> Your "tried to register on the anti-software-patent site, but failed".
>
> You're really that kind of person that
Guillaume TESSIER on 29/06/05 18:05, wrote:
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
The release of sarge stable just comes up some weeks before European
Union could vote for extented patentability of software.
I guess a lot of packages from sarge are made from gnu projects that
could be really endanger.
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
Marty wrote:
Therefore the obvious answer I think, is to
set up servers in locations that are free of such laws. And even in
the unlikely event that all countries outlaw some kinds of software
(e.g. via treaties) there have been proposals for dealing with that
as well.
Marty wrote:
ress the root problem.
IMNSHO there will always be some countries that outlaw some kinds of
free software, but it's unlikely that all countries will outlaw any
kinds of free software.
Marty, i'm speaking about the European Union. This ain't 2 or 3
countries. This is the whole w
On Wed, Jun 29, 2005 at 08:05:22PM +0200, Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
Steve Block wrote:
On Wed, Jun 29, 2005 at 07:05:33PM +0200, Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
The release of sarge stable just comes up some weeks before European
Union could vote for extented patentability
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
The release of sarge stable just comes up some weeks before European
Union could vote for extented patentability of software.
I guess a lot of packages from sarge are made from gnu projects that
could be really endanger.
If some projects are attacked by lawyers and h
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
But patents aren't really about software? Uh?
I guess there is some european debian users here : you're concerned more
than ever. Your favorite system, your favorite apps, your skills and
future jobs are in danger.
Why spend time getting more skills on a system whic
...
> I guess there is some european debian users here : you're concerned more
> than ever. Your favorite system, your favorite apps, your skills and
> future jobs are in danger.
>
> Why spend time getting more skills on a system which might die?
Debian and other free software will survive by
On Wed, Jun 29, 2005 at 07:05:33PM +0200, Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
The release of sarge stable just comes up some weeks before European
Union could vote for extented patentability of software.
I guess a lot of packages from sarge are made from gnu projects that
could
Guillaume TESSIER wrote:
The release of sarge stable just comes up some weeks before European
Union could vote for extented patentability of software.
I guess a lot of packages from sarge are made from gnu projects that
could be really endanger.
If some projects are attacked by lawyers and
The release of sarge stable just comes up some weeks before European
Union could vote for extented patentability of software.
I guess a lot of packages from sarge are made from gnu projects that
could be really endanger.
If some projects are attacked by lawyers and have to close down, what
h
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