From: Luke S. <lsc...@us...> - 2007-03-31 19:01:46
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Endlich, While I wish you luck with your work, you seem to be operating under the same sort of misunderstanding that SCO does in its lawsuit against IBM (see groklaw for more information there). Gaim is an open source project. ALL of our development happens in public. There are *NO* presentations, advertisements, developer interfaces, white papers, or other information not on either our home page, gaim.sf.net, or our sourceforge project page, www.sf.net/projects/gaim. Everything happens on the mailing lists, in the commit logs, or in real time in IRC, jabber, or silc channels, or in conversations between individual developers. luke On Sat, Mar 31, 2007 at 06:26:37PM +0200, Endlich Christian wrote: > Dear Sir or Madam, > > > > my name is Christian Endlich. I studie "Digital Media" at the "university of > applied science" in Kaiserslautern/Germany. > > I have to prepare a small presentation about 15- 20 minutes with the topic " > the open source program GAIM". > > I researched different sources from "google", but I can`t find some key > information about the integration of the code for other developments. > > > > If it was possible for you to send me any information about GAIM , which are > maybe not public, I would be very pleased. > > Maybe any information like: > > > > - Short presentations > > - Advertisements > > - Main interfaces for developers > > - White papers > > - Information about the development of GAIM > > > > It is a very important presentation for passing my certificate and because > of that I need a good grade at the course. > > I would be very pleased if you could support my work. > > > > Thank you for your attention. > > > > Sincerely yours, > > > > Christian Endlich > > > > > |