At 02:56 PM 3/18/2004 +0100, tom ehlert wrote: >>> Neither are most compilers in use for FreeDOS (with the exception of >>> watcom). > >LG> ...and the Borland Museum compilers. > >AFAIR, the Borland museum compilers have a license similar to > 'free for personal use. if you want to distribute compiled programs, > you have to buy a license' > >Unfortunately, I didn't buy a license - so mkeyb.exe is still illegal. >same for emm386, himem, more, .... if they were compiled by me. > >AFAIK, Eric doesn't have a license either; so this applies to his >MODE, also. > >Don't know if Bart has a TC/BC license; else all old kernels (compiled >with TC), are illegal, too.
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