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34 <PRE>On Thursday, July
4,
2002, at
01:
24 PM, Philippe Levesque wrote:
36 ><i> Trevor Talbot wrote:
38 </I>>><i> There are more win32 IRC servers than you think. Not all of them are
39 </I>>><i> good, but they do exist -- and yes, many of them will work with
40 </I>>><i> IRC Services.
42 </I>><i> My point is, do you will pay for conference room software? oh, and pay
43 </I>><i> surelly for upgrade and such. Cause I know a ircd only need a
44 </I>><i> c/n line to
45 </I>><i> link services
47 What makes you think all of the win32 IRC server software is
48 commercial? Conference Room is definitely not all there is.
50 >><i> He's bound by the license to release the source as well. Besides, he
51 </I>>><i> offered to do as much.
53 </I>><i> Yes, he can release the source as well, but, the binary are
54 </I>><i> already compiled,
55 </I>><i> thats my point, nothing can told me it's compiled with the
56 </I>><i> correct source.
58 Then you can compile it yourself. Another point is, how many people
59 who compile things from source in order to use them actually read the
62 This is a pretty elemental argument; I don't think we need to rehash
65 >><i> Those are contradicting statements. Windows is not the most unstable
66 </I>>><i> OS in the world; even if it were, IRC Services version
5 would not
67 </I>>><i> change that
69 </I>><i> Windows is unstable, thats a fact, and if you dont agree, then
70 </I>><i> I hope your
71 </I>><i> windows box got a lot of memory, and a lot of ressource, cause
72 </I>><i> with uptime of
73 </I>><i> like
4-
5 months, you will be low on ressource on a windows box.
75 </I>><i> p166, you still can have a cool webserver on linux/bsd, and
76 </I>><i> with windows,
77 </I>><i> that computer can only run msword and forget about installing
78 </I>><i> win2k on it.
80 I've worked with Windows in home, business, and small scale enterprise
81 environments for the last
5 years, and from a low-key development
82 perspective for the last
2. Let me know when you have as much
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