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>I don't recall mentioning trouble. And I don't think anyone would
>start causing trouble. There are moral issues involved, though.
Sorry, misinterpretation on my part.
>The POV Team members work on POV in whatever free time they can steal
>from making a living and having a real life. They are doing it for
>free. How would you feel if you were in their position and people keep
>asking why development is slow? Think about it.
>
Well, you have to admit, development *is* slow... I'm not trying to be
rude, I'm just stating a fact. Development would be *much* faster if Pov's
license were like Linux's. Yeah, we'd have a bunch of different versions
of Pov, and some of them would be commercial, but I don't see that as such
a bad thing. I love the direction Linux is taking. On the other hand, I
do love PovRay, and I appreciate the work the developers are doing; I just
want what's best for PovRay.
Hookflash
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