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On May 13, Movable
Type announced that with version 3.0 they would be "Getting Their Pricing
Right." The new licensing scheme--which only makes MT available for free
for 1 author and up to 3 websites--is, as Mark
Pilgrim has pointed out, a demonstration that "free enough" does
not guarantee any freedoms in the long term. And so many current MT users are
now searching for copyleft and/or open source blogging software alternatives.
For those Mac OS X users out there, Coding Monkeys just released version 2.0 of the fantastic text editor SubEthaEdit.
If you haven't checked it out, you should... with the new version it's getting close to dethroning BBEdit as the Mac text editor of choice (well, for me it already *has*). It allows live collaborative writing across a network, great syntax highlighting, and is 100% Cocoa !
I whipped up a new mode file for Drupal so that the .module and .theme files would be syntax highlighted as PHP.
I have installed the Taxonomy_menu module but I'd like to display the newly created pages and new navigations system in a different block. Is it possible?
It took me ten minutes to figure out that it is crab and does not work as we expect it should. At least it is not the software we expect from useful idiots. The taxonomy is a nice idea. However far to complicated to be realized by second class programmers.
With MT changing its license structure, Drupal gets better (in a relative way).
Or isn't drupal getting better, even relatively because the license of Movable Type always had the option to change and become more restrictive? Was Drupal always better due to its GPLicense?
One of the best articles I read regarding non-free licenses is here. This is about the beatifull words "free enough" and the culpits that come with it.