...which presumably would include the source license fees for the
components of the thing which are not owned by NeXT (there's still
probably some original AT&T Unix(R) code kicking around in there, in
the OS layers between the Mach "micro"kernel and Posix applications).
But I doubt it includes the right to sublicense (that is, to resell
copies to the licensee's --- i.e., Apple's --- customers). Remember,
folks, fine print makes fine reading...
rst