[Solar-educacion] (Fwd) Re: [school-discuss] Some questions about OSS in educati

[Christine Stagnetto]

PTA te refieres Daniel? eso en Argentina no tengo la
menor idea mi hijo va a una escuela de su pais en la
Argentina. School Board Superintendency creo que seria
el Ministerio de Educacion, realmente no se como se
manejan en Argentina. 

Pero si se denuncia si la justicia internviene sean
escuelas o sean negocios, la ley se aplica, la estan
comenzando a aplicar en la Argentina.

Vos vivis en USA no Daniel? alla las leyes de etica,
moral y derechos se aplican.
:-)
Creci en ese sistema y me eduque alli
Christ
--- Daniel Ajoy <dajoy en openworldlearning.org> wrote:

> > Podemos denunciar a las escuelas que sabemos usan
> software
> > trucho (como dicen ustedes)?
> >
> > Una lista de escuelas en la internet, y una carta
> a los
> > medios explicando las implicaciones... ellos aman
> los
> > escándalos.
> 
> Hay algo equivalente en Argentina a los
> "school board members". El comité de padres
> de familia quizá? Quizá algún miembro del
> comité podrían exigir que la escuela tenga
> licencias de software para el software utilizado
> que necesita licencias...
> 
> Quizá podría hacer ese pedido en una asamblea...
> 
> Daniel
> 
> 
> 
> ------- Forwarded message follows -------
> On Sunday 15 August 2004 11:45 am, Daniel Taylor
> wrote:
> > Daniel Ajoy wrote:
> > > BTW, Why doesn't Stallman like the the word
> "pirate" applied
> > > to software?
> >
> > because it is stupid to equate helping people with
> attacking a ship,
> > attacking a ship is bad, helping people (by giving
> software for
> > free) is good. Hence the dislike of the term.
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> First off, OSS is, in my opinion, the way to go for
> a
> number of reasons.  In this Stallman is correct,
> although
> he dislikes the name "Open Source."
> 
> But, if I create a piece of software, investing my
> time and
> money and equipment so to make it work, and if I
> decide to
> sell the binary and keep the source as a secret, it
> is my
> creation to do with as I so desire.  I have no moral
> obligation to take something which I created and
> give it
> away.
> 
> If I choose to give the source to the community,
> with
> certain restrictions such as with the GNU Public
> License,
> that is also acceptable.  I can determine what to do
> with
> that which I create.
> 
> For me to use something that I have no permission to
> use is
> stealing or piracy.  Even if I don't agree with the
> terms
> of usage but need the program, I can not take it on
> my
> terms.  I don't have that right.  If I have
> permission to
> use the program with certain restrictions -- such as
> under
> the GPL -- then I have the moral obligation to
> follow that
> license agreement.
> 
> For moral reasons, especially the planned
> obsolescence of
> proprietary software, I do not choose to use it. 
> Morally I
> believe the GPL and other open source licenses are
> more
> defensible, thus I choose to use open source
> software.
> 
> I personally refuse to use Microsoft products.  But
> where a
> shop or individual uses Microsoft products, I
> believe we
> must encourage them to act in accordance with both
> the
> spirit and the letter of the End User License
> Agreement.
> Indeed, we need to be so anal retentive about it,
> showing
> the absurdity of the EULA, that people will reject
> the
> products covered by the EULA.
> 
> I am a school board member.  I am insisting that we
> can
> prove that every piece of software is covered by a
> proper
> license.  This means, because we have not used site
> licensing, that for each copy of Windows 95/98 which
> we
> run, we must have a proper certificate of
> authenticity and
> the proper EULA.  If we can't do that, those
> computer
> systems can not be powered on.  (Oh, let's just load
> Linux
> and open source software and be done with the
> problem.)
> 
> 
> 
> ------- End of forwarded message -------
> 
> 
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