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mrs@cygnus.com (Mike Stump) writes:

>In article <19473@comton.airs.com>, Ian Lance Taylor <ian@airs.com> wrote:
>>If the price is irrelevant, even a silly question, then Cygnus already
>>provides this service.  You must know this.

>He didn't know this.  It's a simple mistake.  I am probably not aware
>of all that Cygnus offers.  It is easy enough for others to not know
>what we offer and what we don't.  He now know knows we offer it to all.

Just a final clarification on this dead thread.  I should have been
more clear in my reply.

The original comment referred to Cygnus making its sources available
for some price.  Cygnus Support does make its sources available to all
customers.  Therefore, there is a price which you can pay to get a
Cygnus release.  Simply become a customer.

Perhaps Cygnus will get sufficiently organized someday to provide
these sources in some other fashion, unsupported (although, as anybody
who has released software to the net know, there are many, many people
out there who do not recognize the concept of ``unsupported'').  I
have no idea, myself, whether anybody would actually want them.
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``Let me state here a personal conviction that appears, right now, to be
  profoundly unfashionable; which is that a planned economy can be more
  productive - and more morally desirable - than one left to market forces.''