From: Glen Starchman Date: 2001-05-30T07:44:58+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:15975] Re: Ruby Standard and Enterprise Edition > > I was thinking the following bundles: > > > > 1. Standard Edition -- Just ruby and the core Libraries (and ruby unit) > > 2. Advanced Edition -- includes XML, XSL > > 3. Enterprise Edition -- includes the LDAP,DBD:DBI, mod_ruby, eRuby > > > > > I doubt the community at large would do this. But it sounds like a > great idea for an open-source ruby company :-) > "RedGem"? "RubyCare"? "VARuby"? "ActiveRuby"? > > Actually, while I wouldn't actually use those names, I am in favor > of the idea of a company having a model akin to the ones inferred. > > > Guy N. Hurst > I think that's a *great* idea! I have long been pondering doing something like this with python but have never gotten around to it. Anyone interested in bootstrapping a company to both build and support various Rubi? Actually, before I even begin thinking about it... I should probably do some digging around and read the license that Ruby is released under... ;-) -- Glen Starchman Enabled Ventures/Enabled Technology Group glen@enabledventures.com 206.234.7330