Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 12:44:47 -0500
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> SET: Why would OpenDOS not comply? I've had it on my old 386 for a
> long time, and it loods good to me. I never got the sources, but I
> thought they were available for free. Has something happened
> regarding Caldera and OpenDOS?

OpenDOS was never fully free; only the kernel was, and recent versions
are not free at all.  It is now called DR-DOS because it's no longer
open.