At 03:50 PM 2/7/2002 -0500, you wrote: >So... once more how about that OpenSMS again? (In C....?)
I'm all for this, except that key parts of the current the OS are still owned by Tony Tebby. This includes, the TTK (we have some work-alikes) and the Pointer Environment (ProWess may be a bit much for some folks). I can't see us doing anything serious with out these parts. A good example would be the recent open sourcing of a few older versions of AT&T Unix (I believe it was something like System III). It was a nice jesture, but way too late and very out of date. I can't imagine using my QL with only base QDOS (and not addons). Tim Swenson
