Quote from: miturbide on 2012.09.19, 17:18:21
... OS/4 kernel is a illegal software ...
It would be very interesting to hear how you can prove this statement.
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... OS/4 kernel is a illegal software ...
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Quote from: RobertM on 2010.03.06, 07:16:03
I have a question... (because I have no clue), but what if after the kernel they are working on is complete, they did a diff, and then created a script/program that simply modified the user's existing, legal kernel?
Quote from: warpcafe on 2009.09.09, 17:49:05
I can hear very heavy dutch insults sounding up to my place
Quote from: rwklein on 2009.05.03, 21:16:27
Who owns the intellectual rights to OS/2 and hence the OS/4 kernel. That is IBM not OS/4 team. Well take a look up close at the source code of the WIN32K.SYS driver. I just tried to find it. The code for ODIN must be somewhere with the WIN32K.SYS driver from Knut. Thats one way of doing certain updates to the kernel.
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Quote from: rwklein on 2009.05.03, 15:47:11
...The kernel is indeed a violation of the law because the remove/ added the copyright statement of IBM...
...Second distributing the kernel in such a fashion with patches in it is also a violation of the law...