I'm afraid that by reposting this code you are violating the terms of the license that you agreed to when you downloaded it. You are essentially sublicensing the code to third parties, which you don't have the right to do.
I've asked the gibhub poster to please take it down. Please tell the others who created mirrors to do likewise.
The Computer History Museum has negotiated for permission to release all kinds of historic source code, including Apple's MacPaint, IBM's APL programming language, and now Adobe's Photoshop. Others are in progress. Each such negotiation is tricky and time-consuming. If we, as a community, demonstrate that we are unwilling to play by the copyright owners' rules, it will kill the prospects of getting other historic source code released.
Let's keep the pipeline flowing.
Thanks, Len Shustek, Chairman, Computer History Museum
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I'm afraid that by reposting this code you are violating the terms of the license that you agreed to when you downloaded it. You are essentially sublicensing the code to third parties, which you don't have the right to do.
I've asked the gibhub poster to please take it down. Please tell the others who created mirrors to do likewise.
The Computer History Museum has negotiated for permission to release all kinds of historic source code, including Apple's MacPaint, IBM's APL programming language, and now Adobe's Photoshop. Others are in progress. Each such negotiation is tricky and time-consuming. If we, as a community, demonstrate that we are unwilling to play by the copyright owners' rules, it will kill the prospects of getting other historic source code released.
Let's keep the pipeline flowing.
Thanks,
Len Shustek, Chairman, Computer History Museum