wine users - Dec 2003 - WINE License question

As many should know, WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux [WP2K4L] uses Windows
executables
and a special version of WINE [Corel-WINE].  When you purchased WP2K4L it not
come with a
copy of the source code.  Instead, they chose to offer the CVS tree on their
server for
free downloads.

Now with Glibc > 2.3.1 Corel-WINE no longer works.  To fix this, I need the
source code.
So, I asked Corel for a copy of the source code and their only answerer so far
was:
> Hello James,
> the source code is no longer available.
It appears to me that under the license for WINE that they are legally obligated
to
provide me with a copy of the source code.  Is that correct?

WINE currently uses the LGPL.  Does anybody know for certain if Corel-WINE was
distributed
under the LGPL or the old WINE license?

Note that they originally chose to provide a CVS server rather than distribute
the source
code with their product.  I guess that this is OK under whichever license, but
it appears
to me that this obligated them to keep the CVS server available, basically
forever.

--
JRT

If corel wine is based on wine-20020228 or anything prior to that, the the
license is X11 and they are in no way obliged to provide the source code. If
it's based on anything released after wine-20030228, then it's
LGPL'ed so they
must provide the source.

Ivan.