Good news: I contacted the ex CEO an owner of Oregon Research, which was the Amiga company responsible for releasing Amiga software titles such as:
GameSmith Development System (game programming)
Termite (BBS software)
Termite TCP (tcp-ip stack)
He kindly allowed me to put all Oregon Research Amiga software on the Public Domain!!!
Email exchange follows
____________________________________________________________________
RE: Oregon Research
Friday, September 3, 2010 8:00 PM
From:
"Robert Luneski"
Add sender to Contacts
To:
xxx@yahoo.com
Greetings,
Sorry for the delay, I was in the hospital and out of the office. Yes
you have my permission to place Oregon Research Amiga products in the
public domain.
Cheers,
Bob Luneski
Bob Luneski
Technical Manager, Industrial Sector
xxxxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxx SW Third Avenue, Suite xxx, Portland, OR xxx
(xxx)827-8xxx ext. xxx http://xxx.org/
-----Original Message-----
From: Ignacio [mailto:xxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 6:18 PM
To: Robert Luneski
Subject: Oregon Research
This email was sent from a visitor to http://www.xxx.org.
Email From: Ignacio (xxx@yahoo.com)
Originating IP Address: xxx.xxx.106.229
Message:
Hi, I am sorry to bother you with this fifteen year old stuff. The thing
is that I have bought Termite TCP Amiga network solution, second hand, a
couple of years ago.
It is great sofware for Amigas, and since you have been in the past a
great supporter and developer for this now small Amiga community, is
that I dare ask you if you could please allow me to put all your Amiga
files on the Public Domain, so that they are freely available to
everyone. I would also add if you think it is necessary, that you wont
provide any suport whatsoever, and not be liable for any damage at all.
By the way, if at some point, you are willing to give out the sources of
your excellent Amiga software for non commercial purposes (If you still
have them), that would be even better.
So please, just say yes.
Thank you for your time,
Regards,
Ignacio Gully
