Re: GS/OS for xgs emulator?

["Dan Yertzell" <Dan-Yertzell@worldnet.att.net>]

Nathan Mates <nathan@visi.com> wrote in article
<5fr114$ogu$1@darla.visi.com>...
> In article <01bc2b89$0994ec80$8e5492cf@system1>,
> Dan Yertzell <Dan-Yertzell@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> >Does anyone know where I can get an .xgs hard drive image with a full
> >install of system 6.0.1 on it?  I got the boot disk from asimov, but the
> >world really needs a full install.  Maybe some kind soul can create one
and
> >upload it to asimov?
> 
>    GS/OS is copyrighted by Apple, and only *legally* available from
> them or their authorized distributors. You can get it for free from
> Apple FTP sites, and it's available in a _REAL_ Apple II friendly
> format-- binscii'd skrinkit'd disk images. 
> 
>    Unfortunately, emulator authors don't appear to give a * about
> legitimate users or file formats. I don't care too much about that,
> since (1) I have a real Apple II that does great, and (2) makes it
> real simple to find the pirated emulator crud.
> 
> Nathan Mates

What is your problem, anyway?  This is not the first time I've seen you
give snotty answers to reasonable questions here.  I don't need a lecture
on copyrights or file formats.  If you can't offer some constructive help,
then don't reply.

I have a real Apple //e, and have transferred all my stuff (along with a
lot of downloaded stuff) to the Applewin95 emulator.  How does this make me
a non "legitimate" user?  

Dan