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Where's GNOME?

Posted Feb 4, 2003 17:37 UTC (Tue) by rjamestaylor (guest, #339)
In reply to: Where's GNOME? by coriordan
Parent article: Desktop Linux group launches (ZDNet)

From Reading The Fine Links I found this:

    Formation committee members represent community leaders and firms that are central to Desktop Linux-related technologies. Companies and organizations announcing support for today's announcement include ArkLinux, CodeWeavers, Debian.org, DesktopLinux.com, KDE, Linux Professional Institute (LPI), Lycoris, The Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP), MandrakeSoft, NeTraverse, OpenOffice.org, Questnet (Support4Linux.com), Samba.org, theKompany, SuSE, TransGaming Technologies, TrustCommerce, Xandros, and Ximian.
My question: where's AfterSTEP?

Not really.

:P


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Where's GNOME?

Posted Feb 5, 2003 19:14 UTC (Wed) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link] (1 responses)

GNOME is invited. I think they have to hold a board meeting, etc. I'm not sure anyone sent AfterStep an invitation, but they are invited now.

Bruce

Where's GNOME?

Posted Feb 6, 2003 2:11 UTC (Thu) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]

Someone pointed out that I bypassed the sarcasm above. That's me. I
was just looking for my own problems and not bothering with the rest.
I looked at that comment and said to myself, "oh darn, we didn't
talk with AfterStep". FreeDesktop.org isn't really its own organization,
it's either a collaboration of GNOME and KDE or it's Havoc Pennington's
web site. I'm not sure.

Anyway, I want to have a membership category for free software projects
that is without fee, and want to be reasonably careful about who gets
into that category - people who make real software, rather than advocacy
groups, are the target. Currently, I am representing all of the free
software projects as a voting member, just to get us through the formation
stage.

Thanks

Bruce


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