[Orca-users] The SE Toolkit

[Blair Zajac]

Rich Pettit wrote:
> 
> I'm currently discussing the resurrection of the SE Toolkit with Quest,
> my full-time employer.  They would like to acquire SE so that I can
> continue the multi-platform development that I've been working on.
> Before doing so, they would like to talk to end users who can provide
> first hand experience on what value they got from the software. To that
> end, I'm looking for folks who would be good representatives of SE.
> 
> If anyone would like to send me an email discussing the specific
> value that SE brings to you, it would go a long way towards my goal
> of not just keeping SE alive, but bringing SE 5 to the world on
> Solaris SPARC and x86 and Linux x86. I've also got versions working
> on Darwin (Mac), and FreeBSD x86. HP-UX 11 and AIX 4.3-5.2 will also
> be supported.
> 
> Any input you can provide would be of great help.

I'll provide my support in this.

Several questions:

1) What kind of license will SE be provided under?
2) Will it be a binary only or also include a source code release?
   I'd really like to see SE's source code be available, but if
   Quest is paying for it, then it's understandable that they'd
   want to keep it private.  However, there could be large
   benefits to making it public.
3) If the source it made public, what license would it be under?

Best,
Blair

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