How to choose which IP VNC uses

[David W. Chapman Jr.]

> "Rude and arrogant" am I?  There are plenty around who would (and do) 
> say the opposite.  They'd also probably see you in that light instead.
> 
I usually don't respond to flames but I agree with what Jonathan is 
saying here

> >they go around stealing
> >Free Software code by pretending they wrote it, then charging an
> >outrageous fee for it.
> 
> If you mean the BSD kernel in OS X, I suggest you read the BSD 
> licence - it's specifically designed to allow commercial use of the 
> code.  All you have to do is acknowledge the original sources, which 
> I see no indication of Apple trying to cover up (they even use "BSD 
> UNIX kernel" in public-facing advertising).  Most of the cost of OS X 
> is made of Apple's proprietary technologies, which are layered neatly 
> on *top* of the kernel, where they should be.

Apple using the BSD kernel is actualy helpful.  Apple contributes 
back to the BSD community.  The Release Engineer for FreeBSD works 
for apple, so I think he'd be aware of some stealing if such a thing 
was possible for the BSD license.
 
-- 
David W. Chapman Jr.
dwcjr "at" inethouston.net	Raintree Network Services, Inc. <www.inethouston.net>
dwcjr "at" freebsd.org	FreeBSD Committer <www.FreeBSD.org>
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