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At 04:17 2003.01.30, Richard Stallman wrote: > > I asked Tuan, why he does not post the source code of his VietKey keyboard > > driver. > > His reply: His VietKey is "Free Software", but not "Open Source Software". > > I asked him, how he would translate this "Free Software" to Vietnamese, and > > he said "Phan Mem Mien Phi". I replied, that this is not "Free Software", > > but "Freeware". "Free Software" would be "Phan Mem Thu Do". > >Here is a developer that wants to think he is contributing to our >community while in fact he is refusing to contribute; > >Since Vietnamese has two different words for "libre" and "gratuit", it >should be easy to talk about free software in Vietnamese and make it >perfectly clear that this developer is not supporting users' freedom. >That should help show the community that people like him are not >contributors. >From: "Tran Viet Hung" <hungtrv@vietkey.net> >To: "AD Marshall" <AD.VICE@ParadoxCafe.Net> >Subject: Re: VietKey Linux d/l where / o+? dda^u >Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 13:03:20 +0700 > >Dear Mr AD Marshall ! > >Vietkey Group rely on some existing components such as Linux kernel, Qt >library, XFree86, KDE,... to build Vietkey linux. We have built own Linux >installer so we can update our distribution quickly whenever open source >communitee release new version of components. These are some main features >of Vietkey linux: >- Linux kernel: 2.4.18 >- XFree86: 4.2 >- Qt: 3.0.3 >- KDE: 3.0.3 >We will provide source code of Vietkey linux in our Website, but now we >don't have a dedicate server to upload Vietkey linux and source code. >Thanks a lot
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