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From: "Brent J. Nordquist" <nordquist@platinum.com>
To: "'Nate Williams'" <nate@mt.sri.com>
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Subject: RE: Motif question
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> > Yes!  I am very interested in being involved.  I have my non-commercial
> > license and 1.1.5 sources already.
>  
>  Hold on a bit until I get the JDK1.1.4 sources integrated in the tree (I
>  need a copy of them), and then I'll have the CVS tree all ready to go.

Great!

> > One question:  Is this intended only for FreeBSD port changes, or will
> > general changes (read: solutions to Sun bugs) be accepted also?
>  
>  That's up to whomever wants to hack on the sources.  If you want to
>  provide Sun fixes to the FreeBSD community, I have no problem with
>  that.  However, I'd like to see them donated back to Sun so we don't
>  have to merge in the fixes every release.

Agreed, I was thinking "both".