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It's was split off at version 2.6.3(i) into an "international version" that was exported by printing the source into several large books and scanning them in, a
by drxzcl 10y ago
It's was split off at version 2.6.3(i) into an "international version" that was exported by printing the source into several large books and scanning them in, and then further developed outside of the US. I believe most current PGP versions are descended from the international branch, but I could be wrong.
- effie 10y agoThat sounds interesting. What was the point of printing source and scanning it back into computer? Did that bypass the export law back then?
- kalleboo 10y agohttp://www.pgpi.org/pgpi/project/scanning/ http://www.pgpi.org/pgpi/project/scanning/ > However, the Export Regulations only covers software in electronic form (e.g. on disks, or via the Internet).