Has anybody seen a new license for Deja-View since the current one expired
01/2001?
Jay
Also, while your at it, what is the current state of Deja-View?
Is it a release product?
Will it be?
Jay Hogg <Jay.Hogg@t-netix.com> wrote in message
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Has anybody seen a new license for Deja-View since the current one expired
01/2001?Jay
Somebody from QSSL mentioned a while back (in one of the qdn.* groups) that
the only impediment to releasing deja-view was a patent issue, and that a
“big friend” of QSSL with a very large patent portfolio, was going to see if
the company that holds the patent interfering with deja-views release
infringed on any of their patents (which, if the “big friend” is who I think
it is, would lead me to suspect that almost everybody who writes software
violates at least one of their patents 
; with the obvious solution being
a cross license (i.e. exchange of bogus patents). I haven’t heard anything
since.
“Bill at Sierra Design” <BC@SierraDesign.com> wrote in message
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Also, while your at it, what is the current state of Deja-View?
Is it a release product?
Will it be?
Jay Hogg <> Jay.Hogg@t-netix.com> > wrote in message
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Has anybody seen a new license for Deja-View since the current one
expired
01/2001?Jay
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Has anybody seen a new license for Deja-View since the current one expired
01/2001?Jay