Message-Id:	<199805221015.GAA28349@mail.enterprise1701.com>
From:	"Mike Webb" <mwebb AT mail DOT enterprise1701 DOT com>
To:	Robert Sears <bobbitchin AT hempseed DOT com>, opendos AT delorie DOT com
Date:	Fri, 22 May 1998 08:22:13 -0500
Subject:	Re: DR-DOS mouse driver? please!
Reply-to:	mwebb AT mail DOT enterprise1701 DOT com
In-reply-to:	<2.2.16.19980522043549.095f2c2c@mustafa.hempseed.com>

From:           	Robert Sears <bobbitchin AT hempseed DOT com>

> Why didnt Caldera include a basic mouse driver with DR-Dos?
(snip)
> and could use a freeware mouse driver so as not to "step on M$ toes" by
> using there mouse driver without paying for it.

Yesterday on this list I mentioned the Cute Mouse Driver; low memory requirements, 
and freeware! Works pretty good, too. I can send you the file if you wish (it's only 
36K).

BTW, I do some of the same kind of work that you mentioned. What has Caldera told 
you about the status of DR-DOS 7.02's distribution? Most of the early language on its 
distribution is gone from the site now, and the license statement now reads only that 
it's for evaluation; 90 days for business, "a reasonable time" for everybody else. But 
the download page still lists all the options! I've been in email correspondence with 
someone at Caldera on this, but he never seems to be able to get a straight answer 
to give me! Early last week he said "I'll have an answer for you by the end of the 
week." Still no answer. I'd like to get something kinda definitive before starting to put 
DR-DOS on these machines.

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