> From: Pete Torrano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That's why I really liked it better when it was Free-DOS.
> (snip)
> I think it took a turn for the worse when Caldera got it. Why, source
> isn't even available any more for the current rev.
It never was Free-DOS. Free-DOS is an entirely different project and is still
free.
The history of DR-DOS (I'm going in chronological order, but won't even try
to fill in the dates);
Owner Name Versions
---------------- ------------ -------------
Digital Research DR DOS 3.41, 5, 6
(BTW, was there a DR DOS 4? I don't remember one)
Novell Novell DOS 7
Caldera Caldera OpenDOS 7.01, 7.02
Caldera DR-DOS 7.02, 7.03
(Yes, 7.02 was first released as OpenDOS, then
as DR-DOS).
One thing I noticed about 7.02; as OpenDOS, the non-commercial "evaluation"
did not have a time limit. When they changed the name to DR-DOS, they
introduced the proviso "limited to a reasonable time" for the non-commercial
evaluation.
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