bond@endot.UUCP (01/28/87)
I too missed the first posting and would like to get a copy of the Unix
Empire sources.
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In article <173@endot.UUCP> bond@endot.UUCP (bond) writes: >I too missed the first posting and would like to get a copy of the Unix >Empire sources. I have been listening to this discussion and was wondering which empire you are talking about. One empire writen by Walter Bright is mostly a Fortran program with latter people making alterations on it. I heard however that it is only used on VMS systems or the IBM-pc. The second game called empire was written by Peter Langston for a Unix baised environment. This game however does not come with the source code and the person who owns the copywrite to the game can't be reached. (Peter are you listening!) -- The line eater hits.--more-- You are teleported in front of a computer.--more-- "Hello Professor Falkner. Do you wish to play a game???" ------ John Cissna UUCP { hplabs!hp-sdd, nosc, akgua, sdcsvax }!crash!johne ARPA crash!johne@nosc INET johne@crash.CTS.COM