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Re: Source Code for OS?
- Subject: Re: Source Code for OS?
- From: olcott <olcott@qwest.net>
- Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2001 10:24:52 -0600
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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The author can not be found, he doesn't care...
There will never again be a market for Apple
Dos 3.3 software... It would be nice that this
stuff would remain available in some museum
somewhere. The problem with this it that it
is all considered useless junk, right up to the
point when there is none of it left, thenn (then
and only then) it becomes a valuable historical
artifact.
Simon Biber wrote:
> > Does that mean that if you downloaded a piece of shareware, you'll
> > never pay for it, no matter how much you like it, unless you somehow
> > were FORCED to pay (e.g. by the shareware version being disturbingly
> > crippled) ????
>
> I'll make a decision based on whether I find it useful and pay the author if
> I think he deserves it.
>
> Simon.