Re: OT: XHTML

Mark J. Reed scripsit:

> A mistype on my part.  I meant "open source", not "public domain"; the
> intended contrast was with the original vi editor, whose source code
> is proprietary.
Actually, it isn't.  It contains AT&T and Berkeley source code: the latter
is licensed under the BSD license, whereas the AT&T code belongs to one
of the Ancient Unix versions, licensed by Caldera under a close variant
of the BSD two years ago.

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