Howdy,
> I wouldn't put my assets (house, retirement, etc) at risk
> to lawsuits from Sun or users of the binaries. I don't think
> anyone would really want to do that.
I dont blame you.
Can sun not host a pacakge that we have made?
Regards
Edd
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> >> developers). I think have an email address of a Java Core developer I
> >> met at JavaUK06.
>
> >There are two primary reasons why we will not be able
> >to distribute java binaries:
>
> >1) Legal: The OpenBSD project is a collection of individuals.
t at JavaUK06.
>There are two primary reasons why we will not be able
>to distribute java binaries:
>1) Legal: The OpenBSD project is a collection of individuals.
>There is no legal entity associated with the project like a
>Foundation or non-profit org. That means there is no
de any effort to try to bag a similar agreement for OpenBSD?
> If not I am willing to give it a try (with the consent of the OBSD
> developers). I think have an email address of a Java Core developer I
> met at JavaUK06.
There are two primary reasons why we will not be able
to distribu
Hi,
One of my friends recently pointed out that FreeBSD are distributing
Java 5 binaries and actually are licensed to do so from Sun
Microsystems! I'm not sure how long thats been happening, but has
anyone made any effort to try to bag a similar agreement for OpenBSD?
If not I am willing to give i
