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From: "G. Adam Stanislav" <zen@buddhist.com>
Subject: RE: dos2unix
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> people: we're talking about a trivial piece of code. I wrote the
> dos2unix and unix2dos utilities in C and would gladly give the code
> away with whatever licence suites the FreeBSD project better...
> i don't even need to be acknowledged for writing the code.

I guess I missed the original message here. But we already have such code
donated to FreeBSD:

	cd /usr/ports/textproc/tuc
	make install
	man tuc

Its licence expressly says that FreeBSD can do with it anything it wants.

Cheers,

Adam


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