Can anyone explain to me how can i transfer dsk files downloaded from the
internet vie a PC to a Sam computer?The software needed and any problems I
may incounter. Does anyone know if Sam PD is still going or have Derek
Morgan's address? He was very helpfull to me in the past. Are the
Gloucester s
- Original Message -
From: Paul Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: 6. èervna 1999 16:34
Subject: Re: The win32 SIM Coupe
> On Sat, 5 Jun 1999, Stuart Brady wrote:
>
> > Please, just *DON'T* make it dependant on DOS/Windows, whatever you do.
> > I know you don't care much about anything
> Can anyone explain to me how can i transfer dsk files downloaded from the
> internet vie a PC to a Sam computer?The software needed and any problems I
On NVG there are two programs that can do this for you - samdisk and
samdsk. Neither has any real advantage when transferring to floppy,
> Since Si Owen doesn't want to release his sources (I hate him for this),
> I can't do much and I'm affraid Linux is out for now, since DOS is out too.
Hey, Sim Coupe was distributed under the GPL license. If Si doesn't
want to surrender the modified source then he is breaking the law, an
squabble squabble squabble Linux *squak* *squak* *squak* WIN32, squabble
Simcoupe
*squak* Linux, Linux GPL squablle, *squak* *squak*!
--
James R Curry
> squabble squabble squabble Linux *squak* *squak* *squak* WIN32, squabble
> Simcoupe
> *squak* Linux, Linux GPL squablle, *squak* *squak*!
Here is an interesting fact : Si has broken the distribution agreement
with which he got the source for Sim Coupe. If you think that is an
acceptable
>> squabble squabble squabble Linux *squak* *squak* *squak* WIN32, squabble
>>Simcoupe
>> *squak* Linux, Linux GPL squablle, *squak* *squak*!
>
> Here is an interesting fact : Si has broken the distribution agreement
>with which he got the source for Sim Coupe.
Point 1: Oh no he hasn't.
He
> Hey, Sim Coupe was distributed under the GPL license. If Si doesn't
> want to surrender the modified source then he is breaking the law, and
> many people within the GPL sphere are perfectly happy to help fight if
> this is the case.
>
Interestingly, the GPL has never been proven in court.
Simo
The point I was making was, is that it seems every time we start some kind of
common project in the SAM community, everyone starts fighting and pulling
in different directions until key people simply give up hope...
Just a familiar pattern, is all.
--
James R Curry
> Point 1: Oh no he hasn't.
>
> He has modified GPL source to produce the development version of SimCoupe
> Win32. But since he is not distributing a binary of SimCoupe Win32, he is
> under *no* obligation to release his modifications to the source.
Actually I am told there is a binary in
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