Re: HELP: where the GEOS?

[Lance in trasferta <anon@anonymous.org>]

An anon wrote:

> I know of at least 3 people who are trying to get GEOS
> released as freeware, and they haven't yet, so the copy
> that Tom has pointed to is a pirated one.  Even if I could
> buy the arguement that Asimov is there for people to use
> to replace munged disks, the above action of sending
> someone who hasn't yet gotten a legal copy to a site
> full of illegal software probably doesn't help the cause of
> the people working to reclassify software!

I agree with you. In fact I knew that the CBM geos is still purchased,
and I thought that the softhouse that produced it adn't released it as
freeware. I actually own a lot of regularly purchased shareware, and I
should do so for the GEOS too: after a trial time, if I'll think it's
useful to me, I'll purchase it. Nothing more, nothing less. Even if I
could reach the softhouse: in that case, I'll simply delete my
downloaded copy.

There's no fun in shooting the ambulance!!!

Lan