Re: Offer to access IBM i (at version 7) to produce Open Source software and API examples

Aaron,

I believe its up to Jim/Larry to decide:

I play with open cards:

"powerEXT Core is MIT licensed

powerEXT Application Framework is dual licensed - GNU GPLv3 and commercial
(the commercial license is only a restriction to those who want's to build
proprietary or competing products on top).

Both can be downloaded from google code true
http://powerEXT.com<http://powerext.com/>and any of your subscribers
and/or you are welcome to install both projects
in any partition you find relevant."

/henrik


On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 7:38 PM, Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen
<ravn@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Den 29/11/10 16.37, Henrik RÃtzou skrev:

ThorbjÃrn,

first of all - I'm teasing Aaron, because he and I always tends to

discuss
I just made certain that Aaron got the correct translation of the term
you used, and is not as such interested in participating in this
particular discussion.

Unfortunately, I do not think there is critical mass for an open source
movement on the i, but that said, at least being able to collaborate on
what we have on a common location would be nice.

--
ThorbjÃrn Ravn Andersen "...plus... Tubular Bells!"

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