Charles M. Hannum said:

>That's Unipress, and the situation wasn't quite that simple -- in fact, it's 
>reversed from what you say.  Stallman used much of Gosling Emacs as the basis 
>for the first version of GNU Emacs, thinking he had Gosling's permission.  
>However, Gosling had sold his rights to Unipress, and they threatened to sue 
>for copyright infringement.  A lot of code was rewritten, and GNU Emacs 16 
>was allegedly clean of Gosling code.

Yup. Unipress, the brain gets old. At one time I had the original Emacs 
running on top of TECO on an Amiga 2000. There were a bunch of versions of
Emacs at one time or another on various operating systems. 
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