How I get my Plan 9 CD-ROM

[Hans van de Looy amsqnt!hvdl@sequent.com]

Frederick L. Born wrote:
! 
! >Frederick,
! >
! >My question is how did you get the CD-ROM from AT&T???
! >
! >What do you have to do to get them to send it???
! >
! >Information would be greatly appreciated???
! >
! >Thank You,
! >
! >Mike Marshall
! >mmarshal@spd.dsccc.com
! 
! Mike,
! 
! I was very surprised about your mail. Is it realy so hard to get one of this
! CD-ROM's? Well here's how I made it:
! 
! 1. write a letter by mail (snail-mail) to Neera Kuckreja at AT&T
! 2. explain why you need Plan 9, maybe what you especially want to do
! 3. give some information about your person (if you are at an university
!    give some information about your faculty)
! 4. after this Neera will send you an agreement. If you can agree to the
!    terms and conditions you sign it and send it back
! 5. some days later (in my case about 14 days) you will receive a parcel
!    from AT&T at your front-door
! 
! well that's it - ...abracadabra... - here's your CD-ROM. Sounds nice, but it's
! true!
! 
! Frederick
! 

My case  is perhaps  a bit more  complicated.  I am  not working  for an
University,  but am  a member  of  a Computer  Club (called  Eindhovense
Computer Associatie).  Yeah, they are  still popular in Europe (at least
in  the Netherlands).   And as  a member  of that  club (so  pure hobby)
interested in obtaining a Plan-9  licence for our club (non-profit, just
for  fun/education  organisation).   Therefor  I want  to  ask  you  the
following questions:

1) Is it possible for such an organisation to obtain a licence?
2) What are the costs involved?

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Kind Regards,

Hans van de Looy.