Re: [Ayuda] Que tan conveniente es eso de estudiar el entorno de Unix usando Cygwin?

["Ivan Caballero Cano" <ivanc en grupocti com mx>]

Pues si lo lei, eso que ni que.
Sigo pensando que no es descabellada mi pregunta.
Tu revuelves entre la "improductividad" al software propietario y creo que 
no es por ahi la cosa.
Delphi no es libre es propietario pero decir que no es productivo es irreal 
definitivamente.
Si alguien lo compra, aunque le haya costado mucho dinero, si lo sabe usar, 
producira muchos sistemas.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gustavo Guillermo Pérez" <gustavo en compunauta com>
To: <Undisclosed.Recipients :>
Cc: "ayuda linux" <ayuda en linux org mx>
Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2005 11:45 AM
Subject: Re: [Ayuda] Que tan conveniente es eso de estudiar el entorno de 
Unix usando Cygwin?


El Viernes, 10 de Junio de 2005 16:09, Ivàn Caballero Cano escribió:
> Gustavo Guillermo Pérez wrote:
> >El Viernes, 10 de Junio de 2005 12:42, Ivàn Caballero Cano escribió:
> >>Que tan conveniente es eso de estudiar el entorno de Unix usando 
> >>Cygwin?
> >
> >Espero que sepas algo de inglés, considero tu pregunta un tanto
> > descabellada y para nada productiva de todas maneras encontre hace un
> > tiempo una explicación más decente que "descabellado e inproductivo".
>
> Orale!!! Asi que descabellada y encima nada productiva. Uts, no pues con
> ese tipo de respuestas que buena aportacion haces
> para animar a la gente a usar SL.

Lee el artículo por favor, precisamente es acerca del S.L. y porqué no
deberíamos mezclarlo con software privativo. Si de todas formas lo deseas
sigue siendo más cómodo bootear una ISO de Knoppix con VMWARE, que es
privativo pero no estás quitando la esencia de correr Linux, como con 
cygwin,
este artículo habla precisamente de eso porque frozen bubble si es portado
sería gracias a cygwin.

> >En la página de frozen bubble el autor dice porque nadie debería portar
> > nada de Linux hacia windows:
> >http://www.frozen-bubble.org/downloads/ [en la sección ports]
> >está el enlace a: ->
> >http://www.fefe.de/nowindows/
> >
> >
> >-----------------
> >
> >Please do not port software to Windows!
> >
> >At least, do not port my software to Windows.
> >
> >While the GNU General Public License expressly prohibits me from denying
> > you the freedom to port software protected by it to Windows, I feel that
> > you do great damage to the world if you do. Let me explain.
> >
> >Windows is a proprietary environment. They don't give you the source 
> >code,
> > and they do anything in their power to limit your freedom. They even try
> > to limit what you can do with the software you rightfully bought from
> > them. So, supporting them in any way is bad for the world, because it
> > encourages others to try to limit others' freedoms (it worked great for
> > Microsoft, so it must be a good idea, right?).
> >
> >I don't want any of my work to give anyone a reason to support companies
> > like Microsoft who try to limit people's freedoms.
> >
> >That's why I develop my software on a completely free platform. So I know
> > it works on a completely free platform. Many people using Windows don't
> > care about their freedom. They do care about quality software and for
> > that reason try to replace all the user space software from Microsoft
> > with better free alternatives. This is the sole reason for the existance
> > of cygwin.
> >
> >However, giving people a way to work around bugs in Windows makes them
> > stay longer with Windows. That's why I consider porting software to
> > Windows sabotage. It does not help people under Windows, in the 
> > contrary.
> > It makes them stay longer with Windows. And while they stay, they will
> > put pressure on others to also use Windows. It only helps Microsoft.
> >
> >While this text singles out Microsoft, other companies are equally evil.
> > For example, porting the diet libc to Solaris would help Sun, noone 
> > else.
> > Don't do it.
> >
> >In the same line of argumentation, I will not modify any of my software 
> >so
> > it works better with proprietary development platforms like Visual C++,
> > even if I sacrifice great amounts of performance by not exploiting their
> > features. And I ask you to do the same.

--
Gustavo Guillermo Pérez
Compunauta uLinux
www.ulinux.tk


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