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[Office-commits] r9757 - trunk/holmeswilson
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[Office-commits] r9757 - trunk/holmeswilson |
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Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:21:13 -0400 |
Author: www-data
Date: Mon Sep 28 15:21:13 2009
New Revision: 9757
Log:
web commit by holmes
Modified:
trunk/holmeswilson/whycyanogenshoulddropgoogleapps.mdwn
Modified: trunk/holmeswilson/whycyanogenshoulddropgoogleapps.mdwn
==============================================================================
--- trunk/holmeswilson/whycyanogenshoulddropgoogleapps.mdwn Mon Sep 28
15:20:48 2009 (r9756)
+++ trunk/holmeswilson/whycyanogenshoulddropgoogleapps.mdwn Mon Sep 28
15:21:13 2009 (r9757)
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
Some people were surprised by Google's arbitrary and mysterious exertion of
control-- they shouldn't be. That's what companies who make proprietary
software are doing from the minute they distribute a binary without the source.
It's bad for Google to force an awesome project built on countless volunteer
hours into hiding (the [Cyanogen website](http://www.cyanogenmod.com/) is down
as I write this) but the only way to have a flourishing community with real
rights to build and explore is to build it on free software. The cease and
desist letter is just a wake-up call.
-The good news? The non-free Google apps in question (at least the ones
referred to in the [Gizmodo post]()) aren't anything special, and are easily
replaced.
+The good news? The non-free Google apps in question (at least the ones
referred to in the [Gizmodo
post](http://gizmodo.com/5367420/google-threatens-cyanogen-android-hacker-with-cease+and+desist))
aren't anything special, and are easily replaced.
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