Jeff Cheney: FrontierAll things related to UserLand Frontier.Frontier Open Source- September 30, 2004 Scott Young: Paolo Valdemarin provided a very thoughtful post on his decision making process around using open source Frontier or continuing under the UserLand license. I have had that question posted by several people and the best answer is that it depends on what you want to do. My advice is to listen to Dave's Morning Coffee Notes and then carefully read the license agreement. If a question sticks in your head or something doesn't make sense, find someone to help you figure it out. People...http://scott.userland.com/2004/09/30.html#a273 Open Source Release of Frontier- September 29, 2004 Scott Young: Congratulations on the open source release of Frontier. Dave provides a description of the rationale behind the release, what it is, why it was done, the licensing model chosen, and some of the questions that remain to be answered.Scott Young's Radio Webloghttp://scott.userland.com/2004/09/28.html#a270 Frontier Released as Open Source- September 29, 2004 Brent Simmons: No matter what happens next with Frontier, this makes sure that a lot of good work is preserved, which is a cool thing.ranchero.comhttp://ranchero.com/?comments=1&postid=917 Open Source Frontier- September 29, 2004 Don Park: Ooo. Dave open sourced Frontier (Download). I wonder if my IPC code from ages ago is still in it. I'll find out when I get some free time to dig around.Don Park's Daily Habithttp://www.docuverse.com/blog/donpark/EntryViewPage.aspx?guid=77ab0851-1154-48d9-a8d9-d427... frontier open source release- September 28, 2004 David Brown: Well, it finally happened. UserLand has release Frontier as open source. GPL, no less. I'm honored to have been asked to participate, I just wish I could do more. I'm going to work with people to get it to build under XCode, and then I'm going to try to do some deep voodoo with it.it's getting betterhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0100039/2004/09/28.html#a609 |