Gospelcom.net hosts the websites for nearly 200 Christian ministries. They're based around open-source tools - Apache, PHP, Perl, mySQL, etc. I'm confident that an email to Gospelcom would result in a list of the different ministries that needed work done on a volunteer bases.
This has been a topic that I've wondered about for a while and you'll forgive me if it's just s little bit more personal than some of the other questions.
In my reading about the "open source" verses "free software" debate, two little facts dropped out:
ESR has been described as a 'neopagan'
while you've been quoted as saying you're an atheist
I know you've (jokingly) dressed the part of "free software messiah".
It seems to me at least, that ESR is taking the less 'evangelical' route; that his existing religion is blunting a 'pure belief' in the ideals of free software. Could you comment on your faith in the ideology of free software?
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Gospelcom.net hosts the websites for nearly 200 Christian ministries. They're based around open-source tools - Apache, PHP, Perl, mySQL, etc. I'm confident that an email to Gospelcom would result in a list of the different ministries that needed work done on a volunteer bases.
See http://www.gospelcom.net/.
In my reading about the "open source" verses "free software" debate, two little facts dropped out:
- ESR has been described as a 'neopagan'
- while you've been quoted as saying you're an atheist
I know you've (jokingly) dressed the part of "free software messiah".It seems to me at least, that ESR is taking the less 'evangelical' route; that his existing religion is blunting a 'pure belief' in the ideals of free software. Could you comment on your faith in the ideology of free software?
Thanks.