Sidekick 98 supported by open source community
Sidekick 98 supported by open source community
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Is or could Sidekick 98 be supported by the open source community?
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RE: Sidekick 98 supported by open source community
Presumably we are the Open Source community!
Have you read the very long discussion in
thread807-1089796: Support for an independant version of SideKick
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort!
RE: Sidekick 98 supported by open source community
I was under the impression that the "open source community" was "officially" activated when a software company donated the source code. Also that you'd start to see new releases and upgrades similar to some of the Mozilla products. Probably just a matter of interpretation.
Keep up the good work. I haven't found a desirable alternative to Sidekick 98.
RE: Sidekick 98 supported by open source community
I was being a bit tongue in cheek when I said that, you are right in your interpretation, but there is little chance of the code being released as some of it is probaby what the synchronising element that is used in mobile phones is based on.
Regards
Jim
RE: Sidekick 98 supported by open source community
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort!