[DGD] 1.2.36

[Michael J. Bacon]

	Just curious if you had considered adding distributed server support to
this <whatever-it-will-be-called> product.  It seems like it would be a
logical extension of multiprocessor support.  Or, if it's something you
don't want to implement at the driver level, it would be nice if there were
some kfuns that a mudlib could use to handle remote objects.


Thanks;
Michael.
-----Original Message-----
From: dgd-admin at list.imaginary.com
[mailto:dgd-admin at list.imaginary.com]On Behalf Of Felix A. Croes
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 8:29 AM
To: dgd at list.imaginary.com
Subject: Re: [DGD] 1.2.36


Noah Lee Gibbs <angelbob at monkeyspeak.com> wrote:

> On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Felix A. Croes wrote:
> > For legal reasons, I shall not be including multi-processor support in
> > DGD.  Instead, it will be part of a new product that is backward
> > compatible with DGD, the source of which will be available and non-
> > commercial use of which will be allowed, and which (most importantly)
> > will not be encumbered by existing sublicences of the old
> > ichat/Acuity/Quintus license.
>
>   I get the impression that this changeover is only for legal reasons, and
> that conditions similar to the original ones -- free for noncommercial
> use, commercial users will license from you somehow -- will prevail.

Yep.


> If
> that's wrong, I'd love to know :-)
>
>   So have you got a new name picked out for the multiprocessor version?

Not yet, but you'll find out once I release the initial version of
<whatever-it-will-be-called>.

Regards,
Dworkin
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