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Well, Gosling's version of the story is backed up by the court cases he mentions and the business people he worked with. Stallman's version of the story is bac
by naikrovek 7y ago
Well, Gosling's version of the story is backed up by the court cases he mentions and the business people he worked with.
Stallman's version of the story is backed up by... Stallman.
- kragen 7y agoI haven't seen the court case; can you post a link? I don't know the business people he worked with; do you know them? I do know Fen Labalme, and other people back up Stallman's version of the "story" — including, notably, Dan Weinreb, who Stallman hates with a passion, and Guy Steele. The published record also backs up "Stallman's story". There isn't a plausible possibility that Emacs is by Gosling rather than Stallman.
- kragen 7y agoTo elaborate, it's very unlikely that the Unipress guys would in fact back up Gosling's version, because it's false, and they're basically honest people. I've searched for evidence of the Unipress lawsuits against DEC and IBM; there is no evidence that they ever existed. I'm very interested in seeing this evidence if it does exist. If you haven't seen such evidence and you don't know these people, then why would you post such baseless accusations?
- msla 7y agoSo Gosling's story is about as real as the Familia Toledo?