ANNOUNCE: Ice 2.0 released
Marc Laukien
marc at zeroc.com
Tue Nov 30 10:46:08 EST 2004
> Interesting to see this blend of GPL and an alternative for
> closed-source software.
>
> Not totally unrelated, I saw this in your web-site (Ice vs CORBA
> page):
> <QUOTE>
> No "Design by Committee"
> Ice was designed by a small group of dedicated and highly experienced
> people.
> </QUOTE>
>
> Am interested to know, what "percentage" (*) of the code in your CVS
> repository has been contributed by people other than the group
> mentioned in the quote above? Obviously, you do not allow anonymous
> CVS write access. Perhaps, one wishing to improve Ice (a freedom
> granted by GPL) and who does not work for ZeroC has to mail his/her
> improvements to your maintainers?
>
> (*): Percentage is a very nebulous term, I know. For purposes of
> answering the question, maybe you could resort to the
> not-highly-meaningful number of LOC, and perhaps a word or two about
> how Ice benefited from it.
100% of the Ice source code has been developed by ZeroC employees.
Note that this does of course not apply for third-party code that is
being used by Ice, such as BZIP2, Berkeley DB, OpenSSL, etc.
>
> - Anand
>
> PS: Please feel free to set FU-Ts as appropriate.
What are FU-Ts?
-- Marc
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