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Subject: Distribution of dbx
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From: Richard M. Stallman <rms@mit-prep>
Karels@berkeley says that there is no restriction on distribution
of anything in 4.2 except that some parts of it are subject to
AT&T licensing because they contain AT&T code.

Berkeley does not say anything about which parts those are.
But Mark Linton, author of dbx, says that there is nothing in
dbx that is copied from AT&T code.  It follows that you can
give the source of dbx to anyone, even though Berkeley won't
officially promise this is true.