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R-1.3.0 is released

2 messages · Jim Lindsey, Brian Ripley

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Yes of course. I know. I was referring to people who only have access
through a MS Windows servers for internet but work on Linux. Of
course, some MS Windows users requiring floppies will be excluded from
access to source code, a foundation of R, if the split source is no
longer available.
  Jim
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As anyone with an Internet connection can download the sources, I cannot
see how anyone with access to R is `excluded' from the sources.

The issue seems to be the knowledge of how to split a file into
floppy-sized pieces (and to re-assemble them).  If we document that,
surely the issue is solved?
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Jim Lindsey wrote:

            
I just don't see how.