Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 27th Nov 2007 21:12 UTC, submitted by Anonymous Coward
Asus has responded to the GPL violation allegations. "The source code found here is complete to the best of Asus's knowledge. If you believe any additional source code files should be provided under the applicable open source license, please contact Asus at support@asus.com and provide in detail the product or code module in question. Asus is committed to meeting the requirements of the open source licenses including the GNU General Public License." Additionally, ASUS announced the upcoming SDK for the eeePC. "Asus is also pleased to announce the upcoming release of the Eee PC SDK. This will allow for the development on the Eee PC by the OpenSource community making it easy to develop, easy to port and easy to release software for the Eee PC platform."
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"Its been awhile since I've seen you post around here Moulinneuf,"
http://www.osnews.com/user.php?uid=266
Follow the above link since you don't know how to use the website ... I actually read all the time and Post when I have the time and feel like it ...
"you managed to break rules 1-4 and rule 6 of the OSNews"
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"I do love reading your posts though"
Thanks ... ( I know your dishonest here ;-) )
"especially the wild, barely comprehensible meltdowns about BSD. "
If I was truly wild , incomprehensible and on a meltdown.
1) You would not bother.
2) You would not care to try and have me banned.
3) You would actually directly answer what I discussed.
Nice opinion about me do.