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It's unfortunately not open source. Not AmigaOS 4 or even AmigaOS 1. I find it really hard to support these companies who are keeping these repositories of his
by snvzz 4y ago
It's unfortunately not open source. Not AmigaOS 4 or even AmigaOS 1.
I find it really hard to support these companies who are keeping these repositories of historical importance under lock and key.
... while bickering about who owns AmigaOS[0].
0. https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/ https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/
- joshmarinacci 4y agoWhy is it like this? There is no commercial value to the software and any patents have expired. If I owned Amiga I’d release all the source and make money licensing the trademark for T-shirt’s. At least it’s be more productive than lawsuits.
- bogantech 4y ago> Why is it like this? There is no commercial value to the software and any patents have expired. Evidently there is some commercial value, they're making enough money off sales of the 30+ year old software they didn't even create to waste it all suing each other all the time
- KerrAvon 4y agoThe astonishing thing is how counterproductive it is. The long term health of any minority OS community necessitates open source of some form. There's a wealth of open alternatives for people to pick from.