Gary Foster writes:
I'm merely stating that he does have a point in stating that
there is
serious overlap, he makes a valid point (albeit an incomplete one) and
it should be brought up in the discussion.
OK. However, I'd already made the same point (maybe you didn't see
it, it may have been on -review or threaded incorrectly due to
spamtrapping of Kean's posts), so I took your post as a little more
approving than you intended it, I guess.
licensing, I don't have a problem with my code being relicensed
if the
whole project goes that way (which it looks like it is).
I don't think we have a choice if we want to remain a viable fork of
GNU Emacs. I've seen several people suggest a ground-up rewrite of
Emacs recently, and that would give us a choice. (Some who can code
as fast as Ben Wing, so it's not an idle threat.) Sad to say, they
want to rewrite GNU Emacs, so it's a non-starter. :-(
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