Making the Kinopio source code public
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Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#2> By contrast, delivering software is more like delivering a gooey crying baby. It’s alive. Squirming, growing, and changing because the technologies it relies on do too. Physical materials rarely change, but web browsers, operating systems, and servers sure do.
Love this
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#3> By contrast, delivering software is more like delivering a gooey crying baby. It’s alive. Squirming, growing, and changing because the technologies it relies on do too. Physical materials rarely change, but web browsers, operating systems, and servers sure do. Love this
haha thanks!
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#4The title says "open source", but the license says otherwise.
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#5Sorry to be pedantic, but since the licence forbids commercial use, the software isn't open source, but rather just source-available.
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#61. Not technically open source since you can’t use for commercial, but ignoring the pedantry.
2. You’re clearly worried about the commercial risk, why even do it? You have a section on this but even after reading - seems like a non answer.
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#7I like how the author used Kinopio for his “Uses This” interview: https://usesthis.com/interviews/pirijan/
And I instantly recognized that artwork from Hirō Isono: Seiken Densetsu 3! https://archive.org/details/seikendensetsu3sfchiresscans/Sei...
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#8For others who have no idea what Kinopio is:
Kinopio is "a spatial thinking canvas for your new ideas and hard problems".
https://kinopio.club/hello-kinopio-m6UmPzsVTQUcarM6ROPsu
It's not my kinda thing, but very neat!
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#9I like how the author used Kinopio for his “Uses This” interview: https://usesthis.com/interviews/pirijan/ And I instantly recognized that artwork from Hirō Isono: Seiken Densetsu 3 ! https://archive.org/details/seikendensetsu3sfchiresscans/Sei...
Nice to see that the screenshots have full alt text transcriptions of the text in the image.
Re: Making the Kinopio source code public
#10Sorry to be pedantic, but since the licence forbids commercial use, the software isn't open source, but rather just source-available.
Hardly pendantic to point out the obvious truth. Headline is a lie