Where are they now - Revision history

Takizmi at 18:03, 24 September 2008

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	- [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_Inc. Lucid Inc.] (Wikipedia)		- [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_Inc. Lucid Inc.] (Wikipedia)
	- [http://www.cs.earlham.edu/~takizmi/cs488/Lucid_Programming%20Environments.pdf J. Foderaro, "Programming Environment," ACM SIGPLAN Lisp Pointers, vol1, Issue4, pp30-31, 1987.] (Survey of Common Lisp)		- [http://www.cs.earlham.edu/~takizmi/cs488/Lucid_Programming%20Environments.pdf J. Foderaro, "Programming Environment," ACM SIGPLAN Lisp Pointers, vol1, Issue4, pp30-31, 1987.] (Survey of Common Lisp)
	- Lucid's product is Lisp IDE.		- Lucid was originally making super computer.
			- Succeeded product of Lucid was Lisp IDE.
	- Lucid went bankruptSuse in 1994		- Lucid went bankruptSuse in 1994

Takizmi at 18:31, 18 September 2008

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	Lucid Inc.		Lucid Inc.
			- [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_Inc. Lucid Inc.] (Wikipedia)
	- [http://www.cs.earlham.edu/~takizmi/cs488/Lucid_Programming%20Environments.pdf J. Foderaro, "Programming Environment," ACM SIGPLAN Lisp Pointers, vol1, Issue4, pp30-31, 1987.] (Survey of Common Lisp)		- [http://www.cs.earlham.edu/~takizmi/cs488/Lucid_Programming%20Environments.pdf J. Foderaro, "Programming Environment," ACM SIGPLAN Lisp Pointers, vol1, Issue4, pp30-31, 1987.] (Survey of Common Lisp)
	- Lucid's product is Lisp IDE.		- Lucid's product is Lisp IDE.

Purcebr at 19:09, 17 September 2008

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	Cygnus		Cygnus
	- was absorbed into Red Hat in 1999. As of 2007, several Cygnus employees still work for Red Hat.		- was absorbed into Red Hat in 1999. As of 2007, several Cygnus employees still work for Red Hat.
			--[[User:Purcebr\|Purcebr]] 14:09, 17 Sep 2008 (EST)

	VA Research		VA Research

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	Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND		Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND
	that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.		that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.
			--[[User:Purcebr\|Purcebr]] 14:09, 17 Sep 2008 (EST)

	Netscape		Netscape
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	- The brand is used to market a discount internet service provider, and a social news website.		- The brand is used to market a discount internet service provider, and a social news website.
	- The netscape source code was released under GPL, providing the basis of the mozilla browser.		- The netscape source code was released under GPL, providing the basis of the mozilla browser.
			--[[User:Purcebr\|Purcebr]] 14:09, 17 Sep 2008 (EST)
	IBM		IBM

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	APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to		APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to
	proprietary files.		proprietary files.

			--[[User:Purcebr\|Purcebr]] 14:09, 17 Sep 2008 (EST)

	Google		Google

Purcebr at 17:41, 17 September 2008

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	Vixie Enterprises		Vixie Enterprises
	- Paul Vixie seems to be involved in a few different areas. He cofounded the Internet Systems		- Paul Vixie seems to be involved in a few different areas. He cofounded the Internet Systems
	Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND		Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND
	that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.		that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.

	Netscape		Netscape

Purcebr at 17:38, 17 September 2008

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	- Darwin, the UNIX core of mac os x is licensed under apple's APSL. Early revisions met harsh criticism		- Darwin, the UNIX core of mac os x is licensed under apple's APSL. Early revisions met harsh criticism
	from the fsf, and open source community, however the the FSF and Apple have worked together to		from the fsf, and open source community, however the the FSF and Apple have worked together to
	produce APSL 2.0, which resolves the problems of "Central Control" and possibility of revocation. The		produce APSL 2.0, which resolves the problems of "Central Control" and possibility of revocation. The
	APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to		APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to
	proprietary files.		proprietary files.

	Google		Google

Purcebr at 17:37, 17 September 2008

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	Vixie Enterprises		Vixie Enterprises
	- Paul Vixie seems to be involved in a few different areas. He cofounded the Internet Systems Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.		- Paul Vixie seems to be involved in a few different areas. He cofounded the Internet Systems
			Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND
			that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.

	Netscape		Netscape
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	- Webkit, the framework used by the safari web browser is an open source project		- Webkit, the framework used by the safari web browser is an open source project
	- mDNSResponder, apple's 'Bonjour,' a service discovery daemon		- mDNSResponder, apple's 'Bonjour,' a service discovery daemon
	- Darwin, the UNIX core of mac os x is licensed under apple's APSL. Early revisions met harsh criticism from the fsf, and open source community, however the the FSF and Apple have worked together to produce APSL 2.0, which resolves the problems of "Central Control" and possibility of revocation. The APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to proprietary files.		- Darwin, the UNIX core of mac os x is licensed under apple's APSL. Early revisions met harsh criticism
			from the fsf, and open source community, however the the FSF and Apple have worked together to
			produce APSL 2.0, which resolves the problems of "Central Control" and possibility of revocation. The
			APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to
			proprietary files.

	Google		Google

Purcebr at 17:35, 17 September 2008

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	Cygnus		Cygnus
			- was absorbed into Red Hat in 1999. As of 2007, several Cygnus employees still work for Red Hat.

	VA Research		VA Research

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	Vixie Enterprises		Vixie Enterprises
			- Paul Vixie seems to be involved in a few different areas. He cofounded the Internet Systems Consortium, and now works for the non-profit company supporting projects such as BIND that he originally developed. Additionally, he works as a freelance consultant.

	Netscape		Netscape
			- Netscape has been absorbed into AOL, LCC, a publicly traded company.
			- AOL has announced they will stop supporting Netscape software as of March 1, 2008
			- The brand is used to market a discount internet service provider, and a social news website.
			- The netscape source code was released under GPL, providing the basis of the mozilla browser.
	IBM		IBM

	Apple		Apple
			- [http://finance.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ:AAPL AAPL, NASDAQ]
			- Webkit, the framework used by the safari web browser is an open source project
			- mDNSResponder, apple's 'Bonjour,' a service discovery daemon
			- Darwin, the UNIX core of mac os x is licensed under apple's APSL. Early revisions met harsh criticism from the fsf, and open source community, however the the FSF and Apple have worked together to produce APSL 2.0, which resolves the problems of "Central Control" and possibility of revocation. The APSL 2.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and is not consider copyleft because it allows for linking to proprietary files.

	Google		Google

Edlefma at 15:15, 17 September 2008

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	Companies of open sources		Companies of open sources
	(What have they done? What is their business model? Are they public? etc)		(What have they done? What is their business model? Are they public? etc)

Edlefma at 15:14, 17 September 2008

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   - [http://www.cs.earlham.edu/~takizmi/cs488/Lucid_Programming%20Environments.pdf J. Foderaro, "Programming Environment," ACM SIGPLAN Lisp Pointers, vol1, Issue4, pp30-31, 1987.] (Survey of Common Lisp)
   - Lucid's product is Lisp IDE.
-  - Lucid went bankrupt in 1994
+  - Lucid went bankruptSuse in 1994
 --Mikio, 9/17/2008, 8:52 AM

Takizmi at 12:53, 17 September 2008

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	- Lucid's product is Lisp IDE.		- Lucid's product is Lisp IDE.
	- Lucid went bankrupt in 1994		- Lucid went bankrupt in 1994

			--Mikio, 9/17/2008, 8:52 AM