Re: Lisp reader syntax and bootstrap

[Richard Stallman]

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  > The dispute involves a license clause introduced a 
  > year ago that I've not seen before, and it's not clear to me that SIMH 
  > is free software any more. However, this change has been disputed and 
  > SIMH has forked off a new project Open SIMH that does not have the 
  > controversial clause. For details, please see:

Bravo for them!  If only they called it Libre SIMH...

  > The disputed licensing clause is at the end of this change:

  > https://github.com/simh/simh/commit/ce2adce632e1a22e6d76d4bf726d6b863373c550

When I visit that URL I see two files created initially in that commit.
It is not explicitly clear which text is the "disputed licensing clause".
Does that consist of the text starting with line 32 in LICENSE.txt?

Anyway it is quite clear that that text makes the license nonfree.

Can you tell me how to contact the develoers of Open SIMH?


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