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Re: future "free" MiNT releases
Eric R. Smith wrote:
> I think that "FreeMiNT" is a bit misleading, in that it implies that some
> versions of MiNT aren't free -- whereas the copying conditions for *any*
> version of MiNT must mean that it should be free.
I think this is a valid objection -- however, it just came a few hours
to late :-( . If you don't insist, I'll probably stay with
"FreeMiNT".
> Of course, I don't have any great alternative suggestions... maybe
> "NetMiNT"?
This would have been the next alternative I had proposed, too. :)
Regards,
Michael
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