> And besides, from what I've heard on the news this morning,
> the Windows source code (at least part of it) seems to belong
> to the "public domain" now :-) :-)
> Note that *I* do not think that is something good, by anyway...

I am sure this was deliberate. Now it will be *much* easier to make sure
that 'open source' software gets a bad reputation!

:)

Wouter van Ooijen

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