Re: [Fsuk-manchester] You may now modify and package qmail

[Tim Dobson]

Richard Smedley wrote:
> I see qmail is now Free [1]. When did that happen? I don't
> remember seeing it on any of the news sites.

According to the worlds *most* reliable source 
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qmail)
"qmail was released to the public domain in November of 2007"
citing the distrobution terms on qmail's website and also links to a 
google video clip of "an exerpt from a panel discussion on "The Future 
of Open Source Mathematical Software" during Sage Days 6. Daniel J. 
Bernstein makes a statement releasing his source code to the public domain."
Google video also provides a mpeg4 version in addition to the flash 
version, mirrorred for ease, at: http://dobo.cnuk.org/qmail-announce.mp4

-Tim

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