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Jenda

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Nokia sacrificing itself for itself...?
« on: 30 May 2005, 23:39 »
http://trends.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=05/05/30/1155209&from=rss

We welcome the new sheep... although the skin is rather loose... hell what's wrong with this sheep??? The teeth? Aaahhhh!

Ever heard of the Danai-Gift?
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Re: Nokia sacrificing itself for itself...?
« Reply #1 on: 31 May 2005, 00:59 »
Quote from: RMS
In effect, Nokia is lobbying the European Union to give Nokia and many others a new kind of weapon to shoot at software authors and users with--and telling the legislators, "Don't worry, it's safe to let private armies carry these guns, because we promise that our gunmen won't shoot anyone in that building."
That is one hell of a cool analogy.
GO RMS!
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Re: Nokia sacrificing itself for itself...?
« Reply #2 on: 31 May 2005, 01:03 »
Yup. RMS rules.
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Re: Nokia sacrificing itself for itself...?
« Reply #3 on: 31 May 2005, 12:23 »
I think that they'll only allow their tech to be integrated with non modified kernels, in this case the vanilla one. It's good but they've could have allowed people to use their tech with ex nitro kernels etc.

I think It's needed from them because they've used linux in their new surf tablet so it's at least a way of thanking the open source community.
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