rwb@druxu.UUCP (BlackR) (09/11/86)
I have ported LARN version 12.0 to the ST and am ready to distribute it. Because the .ttp file is 170K plus another 30K or so for support files, I am going to avoid posting it to the net (however, if someone else wants to risk the wrath of irate administrators and people who don't have uudecode, compress, sq, or whatever, I won't object). So, here is how I'll handle it. Send me a disk and return address and I'll copy it for you. If you want the sources (compiles under Lattice C) send another disk (or if you have a double sided drive and I can convince my office partner to copy it, a double sided disk will hold both the compiled and source files). LARN is an adventure game (much like HACK, but different). It easily fits in a 512K ST with one single sided drive. Since it doesn't create intermediate files (like HACK), one doesn't need a RAMdisk or anything special to play. I also have HACK and can distribute it, but have not done any changes for several months. Rodney Black 149 South Carter Court Louisville, CO 80027 ..!ihnp4!druxu!rwb
etu@fingate.BITNET (Esa Turtiainen) (10/18/86)
More fire to dicussion about program postings: Should I send uuencoded LARN? Rather many people from ARPA has asked this from me. Esa Turtiainen Helsinki Univ. of Technology ETU@FINGATE.BITNET (UNIX 4.2) LK-ET@FINHUTC.BITNET (VM/SP)
turner@imagen.UUCP (D'arc Angel) (10/19/86)
> > More fire to dicussion about program postings: > > Should I send uuencoded LARN? Rather many people > from ARPA has asked this from me. > > Esa Turtiainen > Helsinki Univ. of Technology > ETU@FINGATE.BITNET (UNIX 4.2) > LK-ET@FINHUTC.BITNET (VM/SP) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\ lineater, \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ as some people may have noticed i am setting up mod.sources.atari16, to that end i would appreciate it if people could start sending me sources, binaries and DOCUMENTATION so that i can start filling up the library. for now mail them to the address in my signature A t D h V a A n N k C s E -- ---- These are days for the locust to eat - Winston Churchill Name: James M. Turner Mail: Imagen Corp. 2650 San Tomas Expressway, P.O. Box 58101 Santa Clara, CA 95052-8101 AT&T: (408) 986-9400 UUCP: ...{decvax,ucbvax}!decwrl!imagen!turner CompuServe: 76327,1575 GEnie : D-ARCANGEL
dmb6863@ritcv.UUCP (Infamous Card Shark) (10/21/86)
In article <8610172222.AA17261@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> etu@fingate.BITNET (Esa Turtiainen) writes: > >More fire to dicussion about program postings: > >Should I send uuencoded LARN? Rather many people >from ARPA has asked this from me. > >Esa Turtiainen >Helsinki Univ. of Technology >ETU@FINGATE.BITNET (UNIX 4.2) >LK-ET@FINHUTC.BITNET (VM/SP) Please POST!!!!!! Dudley Bertram.
simon@einode.UUCP (Simon Kenyon) (10/22/86)
> Should I send uuencoded LARN? Rather many people > from ARPA has asked this from me. NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO send the diffs to the original source this net costs a lot of money, why spend more than we need to -- Simon Kenyon EUnet: simon@einode.UUCP Smail: The National Software Centre, Dublin, IRELAND Phone: +353-1-716255 EUnet is a registered trademark of the EUUG
gordon@sage.cs.reading.ac.uk (Simon Gordon) (10/23/86)
In article <8610172222.AA17261@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> etu@fingate.BITNET (Esa Turtiainen) writes: >Should I send uuencoded LARN? Rather many people YES PLEASE..................
pes@bath63.UUCP (Paul Smee) (10/25/86)
YES YES YES YES YES Sorry, a lot of us (I expect) don't have the original (or any other) source, and don't have access to the source archives (wherever they are). Or, someone tell me who I can send some blank disks and money to for an M-mail copy of LARN...