tcrevier@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Tom...) (10/12/90)
The atari emulator is probably quite illegal, since it appears to have TOS built
right into it. Anyone know fer sure?
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On 12 Oct 90 03:09:54 GMT you said: >The atari emulator is probably quite illegal, since it appears to have TOS >built >right into it. Anyone know fer sure? If the TOS ROM code is taken directly from the Atari's TOS ROM then it is quite illegal. It does not matter if it is incorporated into the program it is still infringement on Atari's ROM copyright. If, however, the programmers who programmed the emulator also programmed the ROM code themselves, like A64's ROM, then it is legal. There is probably no way to know for sure exactly what the programmers used, in the way of ROM, except to contact the original author. Until then, there is no way to know for sure.... >-----> Tom Crevier ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ======================================================================= ||NeXT- (nekst) N. The only computer to have sold less than 10,000 || || units and not be considered a flop. || ||------------------------------------------/ /------------------------|| ||---Brian Wright | / / || ||---s36666wb@etsuacad.etsu.edu | \ \/ / Only Amiga || ||---Commercial Artist and Amigaphile| \/\/ Makes It Possible!! || =======================================================================
AXN100@psuvm.psu.edu (10/13/90)
Can anyone mail me the ST emulator? Thanks Ajai