China DOS Union

Win9x was never an independent operating system to begin with; it was based on DOS.

Hehe.... everyone, stop arguing... haven't we Chinese always believed in borrowing what is useful? Borrow it, but don't get assimilated by it; that's what you call tolerance and taking in all things.... only by being inclusive can one become great....
But if you borrow something, you must make it your own.....

I've decided!
I'm going to Chinese-localize that,
then I'll have my own copyright, right?
That way I suppose nobody will have any objections, right!

Can that be Chinese-localized? Impossible, right? It'll all turn into garbled text! Besides, changes that don't touch the kernel don't count as copyright, they're deception!

I support Shen Jie's Chinese-localization work... but if it can't be changed, then don't keep saying it....

Who says it absolutely can't be changed!
By that logic, everyone doing Chinese localization is making pirated versions!
Then I guess our Chinese-localized edition has no hope!

Chinese localization can be done, sure, so just ask Shen Jie to develop a Chinese font library and DBCS support program for the system kernel. Then the Chinese localization will be a success.

Hehe... that's going a bit too far..

Let's stop arguing about pirated versions...
This kind of discussion seems to have appeared on all kinds of forums.
It's meaningless.
But this forum doesn't want this kind of thing to appear here, so of course the moderator will delete it.
It's easy enough to change it too, but after changing it, just use it yourself and don't make it public...
For example, before, I changed Liu Huisong's ed.exe into my own personal ce.exe version, and I only used it by myself, I didn't dare make it public either...
But changing is changing, you still can't just change things recklessly... you can't change the author's information to your own, right? But I changed it into user information, so that way I could put my own name on it... hehe...
Naturally you wouldn't add your own information into it, but changing the prompts is only to make it look more comfortable to yourself, and that's the same as the example I gave above. So just use it yourself... don't publish it.

Exactly, exactly....

Can't be helped!
Can't argue against the moderator!

Let's listen to GG for once....

Copyright?! So it turns out everyone's awareness of copyright is pretty high after all!

The following is quoted from Wengier's post at 2003-5-9 23:10:34:
Can that be Chinese-localized? Impossible, right? It'll all turn into garbled text! Besides, changes that don't touch the kernel don't count as copyright, they're deception!

What issue is it? Why is the discussion so heated???