Already, Canonical has released the code for Storm, which Launchpad uses to handle its SQL database; and CSCVS, which Launchpad uses to mirror CVS/Subversion trees to Bazaar.
On July 22, 2008, Mark Shuttleworth announced, at OSCON, that the complete source code is expected to be released within the next 12 months.
1. Don't you think it could be useful for a (private) LAN environment, or for corporate use? I mean, why not?
2. I really like to have a look at the source code of programs I use. That's what open source is all about (don't confuse it with free software, please).
3. Maybe they will one day make it open in the sense that anyone can contribute.
This is really great news to hear
Already, Canonical has released the code for Storm, which Launchpad uses to handle its SQL database; and CSCVS, which Launchpad uses to mirror CVS/Subversion trees to Bazaar.
On July 22, 2008, Mark Shuttleworth announced, at OSCON, that the complete source code is expected to be released within the next 12 months.
Bet you can't wait to have
Bet you can't wait to have your own popeypad.net ;)
No I can't wait
1. Don't you think it could be useful for a (private) LAN environment, or for corporate use? I mean, why not?
2. I really like to have a look at the source code of programs I use. That's what open source is all about (don't confuse it with free software, please).
3. Maybe they will one day make it open in the sense that anyone can contribute.
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