Am 03.02.2010 22:20, schrieb Pascal Hauck:
> Ich bin kein Fachmann für Lizenzen, aber war für Neo nicht ohnehin bereits
> von
> Hanno und Ben die GPL angedacht worden?
*hüstel* ich bin auch kein Fachmann und habe mich auch nicht damit
beschäftigt, aber für den den WinDDK hat MS noch ein paar Absätze:
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