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From: clayton c. <dr...@sm...> - 2001-06-11 18:22:56
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Josip Almasi wrote: > > John Richardson wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > My suggestion would be to provide the models to the Web3D consortium. They > > can be advertised to "work" with certain versions of openvrml on certain > > platforms. The consortium probably has the bandwidth to store and > > distribute. > > Agreed only partialy. I didn't find much usefull staff in vrml content: > no gpl nor lgpl inside. So I have license problems with both gnu and > commercial development. And I'm not satisfied with universal media. > I think there's need for lglp-ed vrml content repository. > Sourceforge would be appropriate for such a thing, with requriement to > use cvs anonymous access or download the entire repository. > > > Also, when a certain level of satisfaction with the distribution is > > reached, prebuilt executables or even a source distribution can be built > > and then offered to distribution outlets such as MacAddict, MacFormat, PC > > world as freeware to be distributed along with their magazines. British > > magazines love to give away tons of freeware. > > I'm avare of this. > i d like to offer my two senses!! j/k id like to see a repository of vrml objects/worlds that work: a) cross browser/viewer b) cross platform |