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- Phil Katz did computing a good service releasing his compression alogorithm to the public domain. Zip and related archives have been used by huge numbers of people and systems free of charge and proprietary rancour for many years.
- Posted by: Peter Komisar Posted on: 01/23/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Phil Katz Did a Good Service
Peter Komisar | 01/23/04
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Don't forget OSX
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