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From: mats@dual.UUCP (Mats Wichmann)
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Subject: Re: Another Sytem V/68000 licensing goody
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[ I routinely follow up my own articles for fun ]

Noticed an ambiguity in my earlier posting - when I talked about code
interchangeability, this applies only to software products that contain
AT&T code, and thus require a source license - such BSD UNIX does.
If you write a program without embedding any AT&T source in it (the
way to go except if the product is an `enhancement' of an AT&T product),
there is no way for its' distribution to be restricted.

	Mats