Hi,
I wish there was a good answer, but I don't know of one.
FreeDOS has (AFAIK) only two "mirror" places, i.e. SourceForge
(OSI-approved stuff only??) and iBiblio ("mostly" public domain??
though Jim is very heavily GPL-oriented).
Does Garbo still accept contributions?? Even Simtel only accepts
things from the original copyright holder, sadly. Berlios is (IIRC)
similarly OSI-only.
In other words, it's frustrating. I don't know what to tell you. My
own wimpy Google Sites page has stuff that I should probably move to
SourceForge, but other stuff is non-commercial only (e.g. D3X) and
abandoned, so I dunno what to do with such things.
It's a shame to let good software disappear because of copyright law,
esp. when the original copyright holders have no interest in hosting
it themselves. But it's very common (esp. for "legacy").
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 6:27 PM, Jeffrey <ellsn...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> About a year and a half ago, the last website offering support for AST
> research computers went down.
> Because have an AST 80386, I downloaded all the drivers and files before that
> happened. Would it be legal
> for you to host them? AST is now defunct, and they had a large market share
> back in the day,
> so I'm sure many people would find them useful.
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