> Jim Hall writes:
>> (The GNU project is notable for their use of licenses like CC BY-ND,
(… for their Web pages…)
>> which disallow the creation of derivative works, while we,
>> obviously, need our flyers in Russian, which, indeed, means that we
>> have to create derivative w
> > Well, you can feel free to borrow text from our web page:
>
> > FreeDOS is a free DOS-compatible operating system that can be used to
> > play games, run legacy software, or support embedded systems.
> > FreeDOS is basically like the old MS-DOS, but better! For example,
> > unlike MS-DOS,
> Jim Hall writes:
[…]
>> I wonder if someone could write such a short note on FreeDOS? (In
>> either English or Russian. Or in Esperanto, but that'd force me to
>> use a dictionary.)
> Well, you can feel free to borrow text from our web page:
> FreeDOS is a free DOS-compatible oper
