>If you're claiming that maybe we need a push in the business world, you >might want to pick up some basic books on marketing, and all of the >various techniques to lie, cheat, and steal to sell x number of widgets. >It's been made pretty clear to us that the MIT license is what we're going >with. Any attempt to hit a business angle on something that we don't >already have done is nothing more than a distraction. > >This guy comes out of of thin air and toots his own horn about his >commercial OS, and low and behold it makes news on http://www.osnews.com >(Thanks Eugenia!), which just bought him some free advertising without >actually doing anything. Easy, David! While an OpenBeOS/Trumpet partnership may not end up being a good fit, it helps to have an open mind to what might be a valuable ally in the long term. e, who is also guilty of doing some snipping for the sake of being concise. =) Data is not information, and information is not knowledge: knowledge is not understanding, and understanding is not wisdom. - Philip Adams