4NT and ROS?

[Tom Lee Mullins]

ftp://jpsoft.com/4nt
This link came from another discussion group about 4DOS. Can 4NT be used 
with ROS?

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[Semyon Novikov]

Tom Lee Mullins wrote:
>   ftp://jpsoft.com/4nt
>  This link came from another discussion group about 4DOS. Can 4NT be used 
>  with ROS?
>   
Hmmm... It is no GPL comatible. ):
Only as commercial package.
If you about binary coompatibility, I think not yet (:

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[Wesley Parish]

Well, the 4OS2 sources are apparently available at the OSFree site, and are
apparently under a special deal:
http://www.osfree.org/index.php
"For now a lot of tools are already finished (mainly thanks to JP Software for
their 4OS2 command processor sources and Bartosz Tomasik for most of other
command line tools."

Though whether they would consent to the use of those sources in the ReactoS
project is something I have no idea of.

Still, there should be no harm in asking.

Wesley Parish

Quoting Tom Lee Mullins <tomleem(a)comcast.net>et>:

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>  with ROS?
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