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From: Karl.Kleinpaste@cbstr1.att.com
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Subject: Re: CMU's Mach in public domain?
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A friend at CMU sent me a copy of the copyright notice attached to all
MACH source files.  (I'd include it here, but I don't know what that
would mean legally.)  It says quite clearly that [a] MACH comes from
CMU, [b] it has certain identified authors, [c] it is derived from
other sources, and [d] appropriate licenses are required both to
obtain it and to redistribute it.

No, MACH will not go public domain.  It can't.