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From: weltyc@nysernic.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.emacs
Subject: Re: The Selling of GNU Emacs
Message-ID: <542@nysernic>
Date: Thu, 5-Nov-87 15:28:33 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  5 15:28:33 1987
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In article <116@nexus.UUCP> mike@nexus.UUCP (Mike Hickey) writes:
>
>    Has anyone read the current (Vol. 5 # 11) issue of UNIX REVIEW? On
>page 32 a company call "The Austin Code Works" is offering a product
>in which:
>
>	"KYOTO COMMON LISP and GNU EMACS have been merged into one
>	 high performance LISP & C programming tool"

	I saw that, too, and was just about to post something about
it.  Is it legal to sell something like this?  Has anyone seen it and
is it any good?




Christopher Welty  ---  Asst. Director, RPI CS Labs
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