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1996-03-03
Add SSLeay - crypto, so it is export controlled.
Mark Murray
1996-01-15
Added glimpse ("don't sell for profit").
Satoshi Asami
1995-12-20
Remove xv, it's shareware but ok to put on CDROM/ftp, according to
Satoshi Asami
1995-10-11
Add xinvaders ("don't sell for profit").
Satoshi Asami
1995-10-07
add ssh because crypto software is export controlled in the US
Torsten Blum
1995-10-04
e93 version number changed.
Satoshi Asami
1995-08-26
Added
Satoshi Asami
1995-08-21
Added:
Satoshi Asami
1995-08-19
Update tkman version number, add rman. ("no commercial use" copyrights)
Satoshi Asami
1995-07-18
Typo! (e9e -> e93).
Satoshi Asami
1995-07-15
add rkive (restrictive copyright)
Torsten Blum
1995-07-05
add joe (restrictive copyright)
Torsten Blum
1995-06-23
Include uzap, restrictive copyright.
Joerg Wunsch
1995-06-21
Note that e93's licensing agreement is a little scary.
Satoshi Asami
1995-05-18
Add net/irc to legally crippled list.
Satoshi Asami
1995-05-13
Add xv (restrictive copyright).
Satoshi Asami
1995-05-13
ivs is in net/, not utils/
Satoshi Asami
1995-05-04
remove zsh - it's now distributed under a Berkeley-style copyright
Torsten Blum
1995-05-03
Add mmv, it has a restrictive/unclear copyright and the original
Satoshi Asami
1995-04-03
Add a note about zsh
Torsten Blum
1995-04-01
Fix a couple of spelling errors, make the text a little clearer.
Jordan K. Hubbard
1995-03-30
Move pgp into alphabetical order
Gary Palmer
1995-03-30
Note about IVS per Gary Palmer.
Garrett Wollman
1995-02-12
Add maxima-5.0-beta due to licensing problem.
Jeffrey Hsu
1995-02-07
Add a note about XRisk
Gary Palmer
1995-01-17
Add tkman as one to watch out for.
Gary Palmer
1995-01-11
So I don't lose track of these (and as a general public service), please
Jordan K. Hubbard