Open Source Sponsorship

[Henrik Rentz-Reichert <hrr@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rich,

on the website of this Deskzilla thing I found:

Open Source Sponsorship

People in ALM Works appreciate the effort that is being put into open source projects by developers worldwide. We offer Deskzilla to participants of established open source projects at no charge.

Please see the license agreement for open source projects.

To request a license key, please send the following information to opensource@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:

• Your first and last name;
• The name and URL of the open-source project that you participate in;
• The project's Bugzilla URL.

maybe we can use the software for free?

Best,

Henrik

Richard Gronback wrote:

Hello All,

 

I will be migrating our requirements to Bugzilla, so expect a bunch of activity.

 

For each, I will enter milestone M3 for those we initially determined to be M1 (a guess for others), add the “plan” keyword, prefix each with [req], enter a corresponding priority to our initial H|M|L, and “enhancement” severity. 

 

I will also add a hyperlink for each on the original document (http://www.eclipse.org/gmf/requirements.html) to its new Bugzilla number and indicate the document is deprecated.

 

I’m testing Deskzilla, which lets you work offline, and submitted this bug as a test https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=114107  It seems to be a useful tool, although it’s not free ;-)  Thanks to Dmitri for pointing it out.

 

Thanks,

Rich

 

 

Richard C. Gronback

Borland Software Corporation

richard.gronback@xxxxxxxxxxx

+1 860 227 9215

 

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