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That's too bad. Sort of guaranteed not to be used now.

• oso2k 4y ago
  I'm hoping Japheth finds some useful info and adds that to JEMM. https://github.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/Jemm https://github.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/Jemm
• jeroenhd 4y ago
  Yes, I'm sure this 20 year old legacy, proprietary code that was requested to be released by users of the (GPL licensed) FreeDOS project now won't ever be used again. Anyone planning to use this software will need to run some kind of DOS (proprietary) or FreeDOS (GPL) so I don't know what license incompatibility this could possibly cause.
• josephcsible 4y ago
  What could you do with this if it were MIT-licensed as opposed to GPL, other than things that nobody should ever do?
  • dingosity 4y ago
    I could use it at work.
    • josephcsible 4y ago
      The GPLv3, like every other FOSS license, allows commercial use. Given that, what's wrong with using it at your work?
    • unixhero 4y ago
      You use DOS at work? What industry are you in?
      • dingosity 4y ago
        An industry where we frequently use 386s.
        • unixhero 4y ago
          Okay so trainyards, got it.