Please do never hesitate to send the
page maintainer's any feedback:
questions, suggestions, ideas, corrections, remarks, opinions,
or even insults,
including about mistypes and broken english,
are welcome, especially if you disagree or do not understand.
Thus, the page can be improved,
things explained better,
or changed according to your arguments.
Each page's maintainer's e-mail address is always at the end of it.
You can also send mail to the whole Tunes mailing list, if you can't reach the maintainer, or keep disagreeing with him, or think the subject involves discussion from project members. Also, when things aren't settled on WWW, it's better to read the mailing list, then ask on there.
Finally, The above stands for every Tunes pages,
and every page reader, whether active project member, or simply guest,
even if no subsequent warning may be present.
Tunes means
Tunes is a Useful, Not Expedient, System.
It is a project to design and implement (yet another)
computing system,
based upon a paradigm of total
computing freedom.
Particularly, it would be a
fine-grained,
decentralized
and
distributed,
persistent
system, that would allow dynamical interaction in a
unified
way. Of course, it will also be
secure
and
resilient
to network failures.
The entire world may be virtually running the system with mostly isolated computers being considered as having very slow and unreliable network links. The project will freely distribute all its code over this world, and offer (non-free) support for it. Code will be copyrighted so that it will stay freely distributable, but the project will still control commercial use, distribution, and support of any code produced.
The project is recursively divided into subprojects each having its own maintainer, according to the Tunes Charter. This page is the root project of the above hierarchy.
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