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Date:	17 Mar 00 18:39:07 MST
From:	Joseph Morris <b52g AT usa DOT net>
To:	opendos AT delorie DOT com
Subject:	Re: FDISK (Was: Re: Dual boot DR DOS and Win95)]
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Charles Dye <raster AT highfiber DOT com> wrote:
At 04:54 PM 3/15/00 +0100, Matthias Paul wrote:

[Matthias' experimental FDISK]

> Well, I hope you get the opportunity to release your updated
> utilities.  It's good to know that the code is still "alive,"
> even if you can't distribute your binaries.

Yes.  It is also good to know that there will be at least some
competent engineers to work on the code if it is GPLed.

> >Scientology, and this is nothing I could ever trust on. 
> >Maybe especially as a German I will not accept any organization 
> >of any kind (even if they show up under the label of a church), 
> >that tries to control human mind and freedom of thought and 
> >speech... I don t want anyone to depend on them. This just had 
> >to be said.) 

Hold on, can you actually buy Windows 2000 in Germany?
The last thing I heard was that it was banned over Diskkeeper.
I have not heard anything to the contrary so far..

> All I have to say is:  L. Ron Hubbard was a crummy SF writer
> when he was alive, and death doesn't seem to have improved
> his talents any....  :-D

Say what you will about the so-called 'Church' and Dianetics,
Battlefield Earth is well worth reading.  Probably the only thing
he wrote that is worth reading.
Probably you are referring to the Mission Earth series, most of which
was indeed written after he died.  I have not read any of this and probably
never will.

> raster AT highfiber DOT com



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