Comment Queued up next... (Score 1) 419
... Braveheart.
Comment Re:Use of resources (Score 1) 307
You struck gold on #3. If you don't work at Mozilla Corp, then you have a LONG, HARD road ahead of you to get changes in. Much less an architectural revamp to enhance security and speed.
Comment Re:There are only two licenses I care about (Score 1) 127
The concept of Public Domain is actually pretty difficult to do with software. It is kind of hard to "abandon" the fact that you wrote the software which means you will always be liable for it. And you can't attach a disclaimer of warranty because that obviates public domain :-P Throw in that France won't let you disown your copyrighted works, and the whole area about PD software grows real murky. Daniel Berlin could probably be more specific, I just know the rough bits here. This question has also come up on our google-code-hosting@googlegroups.com mailing list; there should be more details there.
In any case, if you want to provide users with lots of rights, then I'd simply recommend going with the Apache License.
In any case, if you want to provide users with lots of rights, then I'd simply recommend going with the Apache License.
Submission + - Google Code now Provides Wikis and File Downloads
gstein writes: "We're very happy to announce that we're now offering Wikis and File Downloads for users of our project hosting system on Google Code. The wiki system is backed on the project's Subversion repository and uses MoinMoin style syntax. For files, users can now upload tarballs, RPMs, or whatever, for quick and easy downloading. Read more about it on the Google Code blog and enjoy the new features!"
