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From: tet@uvaee.UUCP (Thomas E. Tkacik)
Newsgroups: net.micro,net.micro.pc
Subject: Re: PC JOVE IS NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN
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Date: Sun, 9-Feb-86 16:19:50 EST
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Posted: Sun Feb  9 16:19:50 1986
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In article <137@ttidcc.UUCP> mab@ttidcb.UUCP (The Root-Vax ) writes:
>
>In article <11699@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> iverson@cory.UUCP (Tim Iverson) writes:
>
>|
>|author) and as far as I know, PC JOVE IS NOT IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.  The source
>|contains explicit copyright notices and it does not give permission to copy
>|for non-commercial purposes. 
>
>That is likely to be true for PC jove
>Each file contains a copyright notice with
>text saying the jove for UNIX is free, and you may make copies for "licensed
>UNIX systems", but that under no conditions can copies be made for "micro-
>computers".  I think this means he intends to market it for PC's.

I have an AT&T 7300 running UNIX.  Does such a copyright notice mean that I
can port JOVE to it, or do I need a source license agreement?
The 7300 is also a microcomputer.
I can copy it for my UNIX system, but not run it on my microcomputer. Hmmm!

				 Tom Tkacik
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