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Dang! *More* legal reading! ;) But i suppose that's what i get from quixotically hermitizing myself for 18 months in an attempt to transition my own mind from decades of insane support for pirated proprietary infosys clients back to a more Free and open Gestalt. I should have been more social. Seriously, i love it. I'm hoping to be able to help an old friend at Baker & McKenzie VietNam, the Managing Lawyer in fact (and leader of the SaiGon pop-rock band Durian Durian, btw), when it comes time to conclusively deal with the ultimate dilemmas their key IP clients, Microsoft and the BSA, inevitably face in VietNam. Obviously, i still have a long way to go. But the Lunar New Year starts in about a dozen hours here and i've still got too much to do before it does. After that, it's going to be pretty hard to avoid taking a break for the full week thereafter. Could i ask one further favour, Mr Stallman? Could you help us not make the same mistake i made by my self-imposed isolationism of last year and a half? Could you send a Vietnamese "Happy New Year" to the pioneer of the VietLUG list, Nguyen Dai Quy, http://linux.nguyendai.org/ -- and maybe add what you'd wish most for VietNam in the coming 12 lunar months? You only need write this:
Chu'c Mu+`ng Na(m Mo+'i Quy' Mu`i 2003 cho ba'c Quy va` ca'c ba'c VietLUG! This translates, literally, albeit roughly, as:
Best Wishes Year New Precious 8th Earth Stem 2003 to Uncle Quy and the Uncles VietLUG! Chu'c Mu+`ng Na(m Mo+'i Quy' Mu`i 2003 cho ba'c rms, ba'c Chu+o+ng, ba'c Lo^.c, ba'c Stefan va` ca'c ba'c kha'c cu?a oss@isoc-vn.org !!! Later, AD At 10:24 2003.01.31, Richard Stallman wrote: > * i made what i think is the classic mistake Mr Stallman is now > devoted to clarifying, the critical difference between > *permitting* the *current* open access of source code (for > usage, modification and redistribution) and *maintaining* its > *perpetual* openness (in the same sense of open access, usage, > modification and [re]distribution). > >Alas, I think I see another misunderstanding, because none of my >messages to the list were about this issue. This is the difference >between copyleft free software licenses and non-copyleft free software >licenses. > >There are people who think that these two categories are "free >software" and "open source", but that is a misunderstanding which I >explained in another message recently. > >PLEASE read http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/categories.html >to clear up the many misunderstandings about these categories. > > > >-- >URL of List Archives: >http://www.isoc-vn.org/cgi-bin/mojo/mojo.cgi?f=archive&l=oss >URL to Subscribe to this list: >http://www.isoc-vn.org/cgi-bin/mojo272/mojo.cgi?f=n&l=oss > >To unsubscribe from: OSS, just follow this link: >http://www.isoc-vn.org/cgi-bin/mojo272/mojo.cgi?f=u&l=oss >Click the link, or copy and paste the address into your browser, >or send a mailto:oss-owner@isoc-vn.org to request manual unsubscription >by the list administrator.
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