GNU Christmas Gift: Free Eclipse
Mark Wielaard writes "Your friendly neighbourhood GNU did
it again. A year ago IBM made much noise
about placing $40 million of its software tools under a free software
license. Technically these tools, called Eclipse, are great for developing
(java) software. There was only one catch, it was build on top of the
proprietary java platform. This made it useless for the Free
Software community. Luckily the GNU project has two projects that come
to the rescue. GNU
Classpath, core libraries for java, and gcj, the GNU Compiler for Java.
We are now able to run Eclipse on a completely free platform! It is
not yet complete, but you can already edit, compile and browse CVS
with it. And since Eclipse uses GTK+ it also looks very nice. I setup
a page with
instructions on how to get this working so you can help us make
it work even better or just so you can view a couple of nice screenshots."
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GNU is for amoral ass puzzlers.
Can the Manham in Gramma!
If we don't fight for ourselves no one will.
My girlfriend asked me today if I find lesbian sex erotic. Suspecting a trap, I tried to evade the question but she pressed on until I was forced to concede that yes, I do find lesbian porn on the net erotic. "But that's porn, it doesn't mean that I would want you to try it" I hastened to add. To my surprise she said that before we got together, she had had thoughts about experimenting with one of her girlfriends after they had been clubbing but had given up the idea when the walk home had sobered her up a bit.
After that she asked me if I had ever had homosexual encounters (nope) and if I could imagine myself having sex with another man (yes, sure, given the right circumstances such as her permission).
She finished off the discussion by saying "well, maybe we should start swinging..."
Was she serious?! I still don't know and I don't dare to ask.
Any time some gpl zealot trumpets some "success" I ask them about gnu/hurd and they shut up real quick. Some of them do anyway, most have never even heard of it. pathetic.......
Then again, what do I know, I actually write code, not software licenses. Morons.