I dunno... in general, this gives me an eerie feeling that I don't like. Additionally, I REALLY don't trust anything Citi gets involved in.

Hah! Well, this might explain some of the stuff I mentioned: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_TOS ...Atari computers were my world for most of my life up until my early 20's when I finally started moving into Amiga and IBM/PC Clones(XT/AT, 286 at the time).

Whatever I needed to write, really. I mainly scratched my itches and then released them as shareware--it was also my big foray into reading VERY deeply into copyright law and how it pertained to open-source, freeware, shareware, etc. and the legal differences between them. I think I released SOMETHING as just about every one of these licenses. I wrote an Atari 8-bit TurboBASIC based BBS system called TinyBBS as my first built-from-scratch BBS system that I released as public domain, for example, just to see what would happen with that. I think that was before I realized that GPL would have been a better fit if I wanted to see what happens (public domain gives you NO visibility since anyone could just close up your code on you within their own product). I think my favorite was a little Shareware app I wrote called MODcat that I wrote for the group I was a part of (the Western Massachusetts Atari Users' Group) so that we could all easily catalog SWATHS of discs full of MOD music files. I write a VERY VERY fast way to auto-detect the disc popping in and out, reading large volumes of files to get just the fields I needed, and unique-sorting catalogs VERY rapidly and being able to export a catalog of your music files. Ah the early 90's and those simpler times. I dabbled a bit in writing LHA/LZH/ZIP archiving tools too--but I don't think I ever released any of it. (Except to a beta tester friend of mine in Texas that I used to let test out my stuff.)

Sounds like MeeGo with a Dalvik VM. Lardman? Any news? heh