I'm doing some historical data preservation work, trying to track down
licensing for some really old (late 1970s and early 1980s) CP/M software.
I'm using 'good enough to get into Debian main' as my ideal win condition
here because it's a pretty high bar and if it's good enough for Debian it's
good
David Given writes:
> I'm doing some historical data preservation work […] I'm hoping to be
> able to produce a Debian package containing this stuff eventually for
> use in emulators.
Thank you for promoting the preservation and spread of free software.
> Back then people were really slack abou
Specifically? I'm trying to produce a CP/M clone distribution which is
DSFG-enough to ship with emulators (and also to run on real hardware should
people wish). The original Digital Research source has a nasty clause in it
which, AFAICT accidentally, means it can't be redistributed, so I'm finding
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