Subj : Internet Rex and Debian Linux
To   : Nicholas Boel
From : Roy Witt
Date : Mon Oct 01 2012 05:45 pm


01 Oct 12 02:34, Nicholas Boel wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>  NB>> I know this is probably old news, but was the developer ever
 RW>  NB>> asked for the linux source code? I mean, it's so old, outdated,
 RW>  NB>> and hardly works.. I couldn't see as to why he wouldn't give it
 RW>  NB>> up unless he lost it, which most seem to do eventually when
 RW>  NB>> they abandon it for so long. :(
 RW>>
 RW>> At one point, someone in the same net asked Charles if he still had
 RW>> the source and the answer was yes. That doesn't mean he hasn't lost
 RW>> it in the meantime. However, I doubt that he'd release it even if
 RW>> you could get in touch with him these days.

 NB> That's pretty sad that (assuming he still has it) he wouldn't release
 NB> it to the very small percentage of people left in this hobby. It's
 NB> not like he's going to make much more money on registration codes,
 NB> since there's a plethora of them, well known to many, out there
 NB> already. :(

I agree with that, but I'm in no position to 'talk' him into releasing
the source. I'd discourage anyone from registering irex and just persue
using the unregistered version or looking into offering to buy someone
else's key. This isn't anything new, as I was given a key generator for
FastEcho 1.46 which can open that program for max use...

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