On Nov 19, 2004, at 11:32 am, Geoff Winkless wrote:
Heh. If Andrew's site comes back up in the near future I'll have a
play with
pyz80, then Statues might still see the light of day :) :) :)
Alternatively I might just write the shoot-em-up I always wanted but
couldn't be bothered with...
I'm with Gavin to share the lot !
Many things where created for SAM and are hold back because of the 'respect'
and while time passes
things get lost or will get bad as floppies won't live forever. Then things
that where created with enthiousasm
and took many hours of work will simply disappear.
Watch this space for other methods - well, actually subscribe to Sam Revival
as news will hit there first ;)
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Wolfgang
You need to send that to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and probably
without the html.
Andrew
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I think that may have been a public washing of unclean laundry.
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You need to send that to [EMAIL
However, I do take your point that floppy disks have a limited
lifespan, so we should try to make sure that everything is imaged and
catalogued. Perhaps we could maintain a list of what images exist -
not necessarily to release the images right now, but to make sure that
everything will still
Kevin Cooper wrote:
Just joined the list at the start of the week, been busy having a look at
what you're upto...
Hello!
Am starting to get all nostalgic now, thinking about those many hours
I spent with Sam back in the early nineties. I miss it... that real
sort of big community feel
Geoff Winkless wrote:
But one of the great things about the Sam was (and is!) the respect and
sense of community which the users showed to each other. By insisting that
we check with the original authors we are maintaining that level of
respect
which I for one have no wish to destroy.
I
--- Colin Piggot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have already spent time over the last couple of
months tracking down
programmers and have been able to secure the
re-release of some Sam games
which will be appearing on future Sam Revival
coverdisks under the heading
'Classic Coupe Collection'.
I have already spent time over the last couple of months tracking down
programmers and have been able to secure the re-release of some Sam
games
which will be appearing on future Sam Revival coverdisks under the
heading
'Classic Coupe Collection'. The first coverdisk with issue 9 which
I have to kind of agree here - When I first started trawling the web to
see if I could get anything Coupe-related, the biggest suprise wasn't
that there was anything available at all (which was quite suprising to
say the least :) - it was that what is available is so closely guarded.
When you look
Hi Gavin.
I full agree with you and all those, who are thinking in the same way.
And I offer you my help, as I can send you a list of my collected SAM
stuff of more than thousands programs of all sort I collected in many
years (worldwide) to show what was programmed for the SAM. If you want,
Gavin,
You are right about this. I have spent many years with my SAM and every now
and then get nostalgic to look at some of the stuff that was produced for
it. An archive would only represent a nostalgic look at some of the stuff I
never purchased; and would not purchase now even if it was on
Hmmm - does that mean that Colin is NOT allowed to
spend his hard time and money into legally obtaining
software, which benifits owners of real Sams? (Or
emulator owners using the floppy emulation?)
Colin has permission to release any titles which
belong to me - ie by direct copyright transfer
unsubscribe
All you have said there is that the author/owner wants to charge and that is
exactly what I supported. I think it is time, however, to support the
release of other software that hasn't been claimed before it disappears.
Luke
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From: david [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 23:58:56 +0100 Edwin Blink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed the Annotated rom disassembly is downloadable.
Waited a long time for this !
Thanks Frode
I just recently got permission from Andrew Wright.
-Frode
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 15:58:45 - Slitscan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to kind of agree here - When I first started trawling the web to
see if I could get anything Coupe-related, the biggest suprise wasn't
that there was anything available at all (which was quite suprising to
say the
Agree with Gavin - it's all well and good saying 'wait for the right time'
but when will that time be? 5 more years, maybe 10? In the PC industry, that
is a lifetime.
Most of the people who wrote these things will have no interest in an old
8-bit machine anymore.
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Frode wrote:
In the GoodSAMC directory there are currently 525 files which
I'm fairly certain nobody cares is released or not. At least
nobody has raised their voice yet.
Well, apart from the fact that there's a bunch of unfinished stuff by me in
there, which is a little embarassing (because
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Howard Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And on the subject of the accelerator board, I remember Cookie showing one
running Lemmings at the second Gloucester show that someone (can't remember
was it Nev? don't think so) had built... what happened to that?
Simon Cooke wrote:
Look at the files on the archive which were kept in teledisk
format (ending in .td0) for example - we have no way of extracting
these now. It'd be a shame to lose other things that way.
The later SimCoupe betas can open .td0 files (read-only), so they can be
copied across
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