'Re: SQL client in KDE distribution?'

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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Re: SQL client in KDE distribution?
From:       Henrik Johnson <hpj () globecom ! se>
Date:       2001-11-29 20:18:32
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Neil Stevens wrote:

>On Thursday November 29, 2001 09:15, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
>
>>* Chris Howells -- Thursday 29 November 2001 17:50:
>>
>>>>Is there any interest in this from you guys?
>>>>
>>>It's certainly not up to me, but it looks quite interesting. Just one
>>>thing I couldn't see mention of -- what license is it release under?
>>>
>>And another thing: wasn't "tora" the Japanese code for the attack at
>>Pearl Harbor?
>>
>
>I think it's more likely that people would be offended that a tool tied to 
>proprietary software is put in the distribution, than to be offended at 
>that coincidence.
>
Just to put the record absolutely straight from the beginning. TOra is 
also available in a Windows version which will not be free except for 
personal use (Pretty much the same deal as Qt Non Commercial). TOra is 
not really tied to Oracle, it just so happens that since that is the 
database that I use mostly in my work it is the one with the most 
modules (And also, there is only so much you can do with a MySQL client, 
no offence). It is perfectly possible even today to compile the program 
without any support for Oracle at all.

/Mauritz
GlobeCom AB



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Neil Stevens wrote:<br>
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  <pre wrap="">On Thursday November 29, 2001 09:15, Melchior FRANZ wrote:<br></pre>
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    <pre wrap="">* Chris Howells -- Thursday 29 November 2001 17:50:<br></pre>
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        <pre wrap="">Is there any interest in this from you guys?<br></pre>
        </blockquote>
        <pre wrap="">It's certainly not up to me, but it looks quite interesting. \
Just one<br>thing I couldn't see mention of -- what license is it release \
under?<br></pre>  </blockquote>
        <pre wrap="">And another thing: wasn't "tora" the Japanese code for the \
attack at<br>Pearl Harbor?<br></pre>  </blockquote>
        <pre wrap=""><!----><br>I think it's more likely that people would be \
offended that a tool tied to <br>proprietary software is put in the distribution, \
than to be offended at <br>that coincidence.</pre>  </blockquote>
Just to put the record absolutely straight from the beginning. TOra is also
available in a Windows version which will not be free except for personal
use (Pretty much the same deal as Qt Non Commercial). TOra is not really
tied to Oracle, it just so happens that since that is the database that I
use mostly in my work it is the one with the most modules (And also, there
is only so much you can do with a MySQL client, no offence). It is perfectly
possible even today to compile the program without any support for Oracle
at all.<br>
        <br>
/Mauritz<br>
GlobeCom AB<br>
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