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In article <1993Jan8.185240.19628@orlith.bates.edu> lmalloy@abacus.bates.edu (Laura G. Malloy) writes:
>
>While it's naive of me to think that MS might permit an OS/2 developer
>to use its code, I would have thought that IBM, having been an OS/2
>partner with MS for some time, would have rights to code developed at
>least during the time of their joint work together or, depending upon
>agreements, even after (it's not as if MS would really *need* code to an
>OS/2 2.x driver, right?).  Doesn't IBM have any real say in this at all?
>
>Joe Malloy
>German Department / Hamilton College / Clinton, New York  
>

It has been known for a rather long time that Microsoft own some code
that relates to device drivers, and that it is not willing to release
it. This has been used as one excuse for not delivering a device
driver development kit -- negotiations of source code release has
taken a long time.

Eirik Lygre

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