Setiware

Introduction

When you work for a long time and produce something people like, it's a nice idea to give the package the shareware option. But instead of claiming money, I would rather love to get more Seti@Home units as I'm an E.T. tracker ;)
SETI@home is a scientific experiment that uses Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). You can participate by running a free program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope blocks of data. The results of analyzed block of data are sent back when processed and give you one credit.
The more credits you have, the more search you have done. As a Seti addicted, I am looking for more processing power to analyze more data. So, few Seti@home units against the use of w3perl seems to be fair for me. You don't have to but it would be nice of you. Just logon to their server and reduce the data using my logging account : domisse@w3perl.com... or use your own logging account and join the W3Perl team !


Condition of use The w3perl package is a free software distributed under the GNU General Public License. This is also a setiware product.

It means you can use it as long as you want. If you like the package, you can (but you don't have to) help me in a various ways :
  • you can help me to promote or fixing bugs
  • you can send me a postcard (except from Paris please ;)
  • you can compute some SETI@Home credits for me.

If you choose one of this option, I'll be glad to hear from you. This allow you to use the latest bug fix, to receive email support, to suggest me features you would like to see. If you are now using an improved version of w3perl, it is especially because there are some people who encouraged me to continue its development by sending me greetings.


Greetings I would like to thank my first setiware users :


Contacting the author Bug reports, greetings, or any comments may be sent to me, the author, at this address :
      Laurent DOMISSE
      60bis, bd du maréchal Joffre
      92340 Bourg la reine
      France
I may also be contacted by E-Mail: domisse@w3perl.com

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