4 Nov
2002
4 Nov
'02
11:49 a.m.
Marco Robado <mar.roba(a)videotron.ca> wrote:
I would like
to give examples of a license on which the source of a software was
delivered in the 70's.
I have the paper license for System V issued by AT&T to Case Western Reserve
University, the famous UNIX source license. I have it buried somewhere in my
papers. If you want it, I can dig it up and fax or snail-mail you a copy.
(Sorry, no scanning. I use the computing technology from the days in question
exclusively.)
For BSD I found in the
source of 2.11BSD a reference to "The Berkeley software license
Agreement"
Yep, same for 4BSD.
but I don't have a copy of that document.
I don't either.
MS