Re: Licensing, distributing Apple II system software, andIIcomputing

[pausch@saafNOSPAM.se (Paul Schlyter)]

In article <20001005060443.07629.00000301@ng-de1.aol.com>,
ICS Softy <icssofty@aol.com> wrote:
 
> To argue that Eric could've just looked the other way and not asked about
> DOS and Pascal and loaded them up on his site is ludicrous.  Anyone who
> thinks that way should get off their can, get their own site, get their
> own Apple System Software License, put DOS and Pascal up on it and take
> the risk of getting their own ass sued.
 
Like asimov and its mirrors already do ?
 
 
> So quit the damn spinning and get the hell off Eric's back.
> 
> Larry :)
> 
> P.S.... and if you don't think Apple isn't serious about tracking down
> people who break their agreements, just ask the former employee who
> thought he could get away with starting rumors about some recently
> announced Macs and related hardware.  By the time they're done with
> him, he'll be lucky to get a job at a 7-11.
 
FYI: there's a HUGE difference between doing this with a hot, new
computer and doing something similar with an old computer which has
been obsolete for over a decade.
 
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