Win32 Port of Safari

[Alan Gutierrez]

Mr Joham

Thank you for broaching the subject of licences. The "IP infringment" aspect
of Visual C++ is news to me. I would be using Visual C++ 6 SP 1 to do this
development, which is the complier I use to compile Mozilla. I'll Google on
this, chat with Mozillans, thank you.

I was more concerned about Qt/WebCore/JavaScriptCore restrictions. Although I
am literally aching (boring XSLT -> headache) to get started with Konq, I'm
going to do some research on Apple's licencing first.

I was very cautious about posting here. Thank you for the insight. If anyone
has any other comments, I'd love to hear them.

Alan Gutierrez

David Joham wrote:
 > I'm protecting my dad from viri on his XP computer (he's not ready yet for
 > Linux) by having him run Netscape 7. It works OK, but I would love to get
 > him on a Konq version to make things a little faster.
 >
 > Just as a potential tip (IANAL), you might want to make sure you're not
 > using a version of Visual C++ who's EULA forbids development of software
 > that uses an "IP Infringing" license. I'm not sure, but I think LGPL falls
 > into this category, from Microsoft's perspective.
 >
 > David
 >
 > --- Alan Gutierrez <ajglist at izzy.net> wrote:
 >
 >>I am almost embarrassed to post this.
 >>