I just downloaded the freevision sources from fvnew via web CVS interface. I had a quick look into the files and found "Copyright Borland International" in most every one of them. What does this mean? Which of them are open source? Is it a mix of open source and Borland´s originals to test the open source "clones"? Thomas
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I just downloaded the freevision sources from fvnew via web
CVS interface. I had a quick look into the files and found
"Copyright Borland International" in most every one of them.
What does this mean? Which of them are open source?
Is it a mix of open source and Borland�s originals
to test the open source "clones"?
I've closed access to this; these are the FV sources that were used before they were removed from the web.
You should destroy the copy of the files that you downloaded since copyright forbids us to make them public.
Michael.
I just downloaded the freevision sources from fvnew via web CVS
interf> ace. I had a quick look into the files and found "Copyright Borland Inter> national" in most every one of them. What does this mean? Which of them a> re open source? Is it a mix of open source and Borland�s originals to t> est the open source "clones"?
Thomas
fvnew can't be accessed using the web interface:
Error: Access to fvnew/ forbidden.