11TSTARK@GALLUA.BITNET (11/16/87)
Hello Bill Waters: I found that your distribution had violated author's copyright. I get zoo package from author. Copyright said that it enforce you to distribute source code only, not binaries!!!! I had seen Disk 107 that have ZOO for binary only. It is illegal distribution. You should be distribute source code all times that Zoo's copyright said. -- Tim Stark P.S. I designed new mail$edit procedure for my VMS mail. :-) I don't need have add this signature file by hand right now! +==============================================================================+ | Timothy Stark | BitNet: 11TSTARK@GALLUA.BITNET | | Gallaudet University | Internet: 11TSTARK%GALLUA.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU | | P.O. Box 1453 | UUCP: ...!psuvax1!gallua.bitnet!11tstark | | Washington, DC. 20002 | CSNET: 11TSTARK%GALLUA.BITNET@RELAY.CS.NET | | USA | QLink: TimS18 | +==============================================================================+ slkjd fjdjlf ds fldsjlkj fldjfdjs sd f jfjflkdk fjffioweer fkfoe fdjjfd dkj sjnvngdi fddskmbb dkjrticks skfmvmff kfdigoulapsz f dskxi,e szki z???
jbwaters@bsu-cs.UUCP (J. Brian Waters) (11/22/87)
In article <8711152152.AA03593@jade.berkeley.edu>, 11TSTARK@GALLUA.BITNET writes: > Hello Bill Waters: I am assuming he meant me: > I found that your distribution had violated author's copyright. I get > zoo package from author. Copyright said that it enforce you to distribute > source code only, not binaries!!!! I had seen Disk 107 that have ZOO for > binary only. It is illegal distribution. You should be distribute source > code all times that Zoo's copyright said. > > -- Tim Stark The distribution of the Amiga version of zoo in a binary only form is not violating the author's copyright as it is being done with his consent. Among the reasons for a binary only distribution, is the modification of some of the run time library code of Manx in order to get zoo working on the Amiga. While I am posting, I would like to request some feedback on the Amiga version of Zoo. What features would people like to see? I have been thinking of having it automatically save and restore filecomments, would this be a wanted feature? Also, I have been debating about using some of the arp.library commands to add AmigaDos wildcards and to save a little space. The arp.library is part of the AmigaDos Replacement Program. Are enough people adding it to their workbench disk for me to do this? -- Brian Waters <backbone>!---\ ihpn4!{iuvax|pur-ee}!bsu-cs!jbwaters uunet!---/