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jbk
14y ago
VLC for ARMv6 exists already :) It is just not on the store :)
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jbk
14y ago
As the one running this KickStarter, (and also main VLC dev + VideoLAN president) I have to say that I am happy. Running a fundraiser through KickStarter for an Free and Open Source software that was always 100% developed by volunteers was
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jbk
14y ago
> It sounds like it's going to be a real challenge, then. Yes > In addition, there are no database APIs, for example. So it's really a crap shoot about how much difficulty a given project will take to port. We will do the database A
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jbk
14y ago
Agreed. But multimedia is computationally intensive program.
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jbk
14y ago
You totally miss the point. The point is to speed up the development for Metro.
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jbk
14y ago
You can have the old interface back with a few clicks...
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jbk
14y ago
Well, no, this is not too much. This is an excellent question. Designing a UI above VLC for Metro is quite easy, and we've already done some proof of concept. Finding a designer would be simple and 1k$ for the project would be too much alre
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jbk
14y ago
Well, we hope this is enough... http://www.jbkempf.com/blog/post/2012/Windows-Store-and-the-...
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jbk
14y ago
No. First, DRM are not necessarily against all FOSS licenses (see GPLv3 discussions). And then, there are a lot of FOSS applications on Android...
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jbk
14y ago
Fun. :) Nitpick: it says the "FOSS that you use", not the "pre-existing FOSS that you use". Your new code could be the one you use too ;) Anyway, my opinion is that Microsoft did some work to not exclude FOSS, a contrario from Apple.
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Windows Store and the GPL
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jbk
14y ago
Because it is very hard, very boring and time consuming. And SFLC and SC care about "more important projects" as we were told. I usually shut down 2 violations per week and it is not decreasing...
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jbk
14y ago
Don't hesitate to contact us (me) if you need to discuss.
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jbk
14y ago
Thanks :)
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jbk
14y ago
If you could send us the files, that would be very welcome :)
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jbk
14y ago
But you did not share your rum with me, this is unacceptable :)
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jbk
14y ago
> I thought that that was the point of contention I think not. The issues were mainly 2: - The Apple EULA was applied ON TOP of the GPL, whatever happened. This was clearly incompatible. And this is not resolved with Apple updates on th
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jbk
14y ago
So far, this is just a feeling, but I cannot give numbers, because I don't have them. I'll try to compute some in the next months.
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jbk
14y ago
No. I am quite too busy for that...
890.
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jbk
14y ago
Yep. I was surprised too :)
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jbk
14y ago
> I'm just saying that imagine (in a hypothetical situation) there is a large code module written by an original author under the GPL. This is not the case here. And part 1 explains exactly this, with the git log part. Part 3 will close
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jbk
14y ago
I am not sure to understand what you mean, to be honest.
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jbk
14y ago
You could do a proprietary application about libVLC+VLCKit and distribute on the AppStore. And one could still side-load your application.
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jbk
14y ago
> On a reading of how it was done, I guess if anyone had contributed stuff under the GPL and particularly objected to LGPL relicensing the could probably still make arguments about derivative works... Read part 1 and 3 > Interesting
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jbk
14y ago
The audio output and video output are still GPL, so far. Maybe this was not clear enough.
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jbk
14y ago
> okey, so beyond AppStore and theirs rules/eula/requirements and so on, the goal is to increase third-party contributions from companies? Yes > Have you seen a change in third-party contributions from companies for the libVLCcore a
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jbk
14y ago
An analysis of 2009 on the App Store is totally obsolete, knowing that the ToS change every couple of months.
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14y ago
This limitation is gone.
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jbk
14y ago
We are not able to enforce the GPL anyway, so let's help companies use VLC and contribute back, so this benefits all users. Competition. AppStores and other crap of the post-PC era. :)
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jbk
14y ago
And a cynic would be wrong. The LGPL move started some time ago and Rémi was still at Nokia and he was pushing for it.
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