Thx for clearing the rights and for releasing, Scott. And of course thanks to Microsoft and IBM.

It would be fun at some point down the road to get some of the older code building and running again - particularly '84/'85-vintage Windows & Notes builds. Quite a lot of work, though, not just because of hardware but also likely because of toolchain gaps.

Well, thanks for putting this up! It's really a treasure for those of us who used it as our daily driver so many years ago.

Why is that, no matter how much you check and proofread your work before you push/publish, you'll always find something obvious you missed 5 minutes after it's gone up?

To change a public branch, or not to change a public branch, that is the question.

Edit: Muphry's law strikes again - s/or to not/or not to/