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Re: Which stitching software to choose ? ????
Jeffrey Martin | 360Cities.net 2009-Nov-05 15:33:00
> you seem to be applying commercial logic to a non-commercial endeavor.
>This is not a popularity context for me.
If anyone wants to know why Hugin progresses at the speed it does, with only
marginal success, without the "critical mass" that other, very successful,
open-source projects have enjoyed, look no further.
Don't get me wrong - I love Hugin, and I am very grateful to everyone who
has worked on it. Ask Bruno - I send him happy emails all the time about it.
Jeffrey Martin
www.360cities.net - The World in Virtual Reality
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Re: Which stitching software to choose ? ????
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<http://profiles.yahoo.com/yuval_levy> Wed Nov 4, 2009 10:29 pm (PST)
Hi John,
--- In #removed# <wwp%40yahoogroups.com>, John Riley <johnriley@...>
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> You do seem to worry that folks are looking for a "free ride"
not at all. If they find a free ride, good for them. It's when they ask me
to find it for them that I get annoyed.
Open Source = not having to reinventing the wheel. If somebody already
invented it, use it as you please. That's not a free ride. A free ride is
when the wheel does not exist; I don't need it; and somebody tries to direct
me to invent it for him.
> Hugin will be marginalized if Joe or Josephine
> Blow have to go through what can be a maddening process
my cat Josephine sits nicely near me when I work on the code :-)
you seem to be applying commercial logic to a non-commercial endeavor. This
is not a popularity context for me.
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