Samba Team Responds to Microsoft CIFS Spec License
![]() from the jeremey-reads-slashdot-at-minus-one dept. Jeremy Allison - Samba Team writes: "The Samba Team has released a statement regarding the Microsoft CIFS specification license and its effect on Samba. Regards! Jeremy Allison" Reading this and the Microsoft CIFS Technical License raises a number of issues worth considering. The statement maintains that the specification details an old implementation of the SMB/CIFS protocol, one Microsoft itself has abandoned. One wonders if the only reason they release such docs are as props for a court case or something. [Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters] 9:24:59 AM ![]() |
Yahoo - Ernest Hemingway's Entire List Soon to Be Published in Convenient eBook Format:"Ernest Hemingway, the most influential and important literary voice of the 20th century, will soon have his entire list of books made available to readers who are eager to enjoy them in the 21st century's newest format, the electronic book. Beginning in August, and in time for the beginning of the school year, Scribner, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, will publish its catalog of twenty-three Hemingway titles as eBooks. This represents the first time that the collection of a major literary writer of Hemingway's stature will be made available electronically." 7:50:31 AM ![]() |
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