La plume légère, à Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 10:51:20AM +1300, heure d'inspiration, Rob Brown-Bayliss écrivait en ces mots: > It's sad, but it's true. Encouraging large software firms to develop > for Gnome can only be good for Gnome. 1) false, if we have an interesting platform for them to develop on, they will certainly notice it and develop applications for it. 2) large software companies don't need us to adverstise for them. Otherwise, it will just show we are not confident in ourselves enough to develop free programs to replace their proprietary ones. 3) prostitution is not a good way of doing things. Promoting proprietary programs is just plain prostitution. It's like saying "hey look daddy, I can play as good as you". But we *need* to replace "daddy"'s way of doing things. Wolfgang
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