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Re: WinSVN: Initial questions

From: Julian Fitzell <julian-ml_at_beta4.com>
Date: 2000-12-13 00:03:20 CET

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On 12/12/00 at 10:46 PM Branko Čibej wrote:

>Julian Fitzell wrote:
>
>> - It isn't made my Microsoft
>
>What has that got to do with it? Are you implying that anything coming
>from Microsoft is inherently evil and anti-open-source?
>
>If so, I'd like to point out two things:
>
>1) We're trying to write a configuration-managment system, not a
>political manifesto. We want to use the tools that fit our needs, no
>matter where they come from. IMO Mark's decision to use VB was eminently
>sensible.
>
>2) Given that Bill Tutt, who is @microsoft.com, has made valuable
>contributions to this list, I'd say your statement is a bit impolite.
>Let's not start any flame wars here.

I'm sorry, I should have put <g> or :) or something after that line. I have no problem with Microsoft software and I didn't mean to offend anyone. I put that in because people always seem to say that and it seemed funny at the time. Obviously it didn't come across that way.

I have used Visual C++ a bit and I don't like it at all (particularly MFC) but I don't know anything much about VB other than a perceived slowness from a user's point of view. As I said in my message, I wasn't implying that VB was a bad choice, I was just making another suggestion since someone said they didn't know if there were other alternatives...

Apologetically,

Julian
Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:17 2006

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