mproicou@afit-ab.arpa (Michael C. Proicou) (04/29/89)
I sold my ST several months ago, and I still have a (small) pile of S/W
laying around. I'm tired of looking at this stuff. Everything includes
the original disks, box, and manuals.
PrintMaster Plus $20
Balance of Power $25
BDT C-shell and tools/make $50
BDT Multitasking C-shell $50
TDI Modula-2 ver 3.x $50
Flight Simulator II $20
Prices are negotiable, of course. I also have the Abacus books and a fairly
complete set of STart and ST-log magazines for sale.
My Atari SX212 modem is also for sale, it's worked great ever since I
bought it--but I finally need 2400 baud. I'd like to get $75 for it, but
I'm flexible.
Mike Proicou (513) 252-9166(h)
mproicou@galaxy.afit.af.mil | mproicou@afit-ab.arpaclf3678@ultb.UUCP (C.L. Freemesser) (07/05/89)
The following software is for sale. All of it is for the Atari ST. Price includes shipping via US Mail (I package things VERY carefully): Defender of the Crown - $20 The Lurking Horror - $15 Eight Ball - $5 Great Battles - $15 ST Talk Professional - $15 Silicon Dreams - $5 Jewels of Darkness - $5 Will also consider trades. If you have access to BITNET or GEnie, USE IT! Mail through UseNet rarely makes it. You can also call me at (716) 328-1703, after 6pm EDT. Chris Freemesser, Rochester Institute of Technology | What I like : BITNET: %clf3678@RITVAX GEnie: C.FREEMESSER | 1) My Atari ST USENET: Just reply and hope it gets through | 2) My '77 Mercury "Another brilliant mind ruined by higher education" | 3) Coke Classic
arw@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Paul Hanson) (09/14/89)
I am selling the following software (since in a few days I will most likely no longer own my 1040ST). Prices are negotiable. Mark Williams C 3.02 & CSD (C source debugger)..... $75 Personal Pascal 2.0................................ $40 WordUp 1.3 (w/Fontz and G+Plus).................... $60 Dungeon Master..................................... $25 Gunship............................................ $25 Flight Simulator II................................ $30 Falcon ST.......................................... $28 The Navigator 2.0.................................. $30 Degas Elite........................................ $30 Wordwriter 2.0..................................... $35 Gauntlet II........................................ $25 Fleet Street Publisher 1.0......................... $15 Well... I think that is it. If anyone is interested, I will sell the whole lot as a package deal for $375. Please respond by mailing to arw@mentor.cc.purdue.edu, or call (317) 497-4082 (ask for Paul). The best time to call is after 8:00 pm, but there may be someone around at almost anytime. paul
sysop@comhex.UUCP (Joe E. Powell) (12/17/89)
I have the following software for sale in the original boxes. All of them have documentation except for Match Point (was lost). Heroes of the Lance (SSI) $15 Questron II (SSI) $15 Phantasie III (SSI) $15 Match Point (Michtron) $5 (no docs...lost 'em) -- Joe E. Powell, unf7!comhex!sysop@bikini.cis.ufl.edu "You trip and fall down the stairs. -more- " "Your pet rock bounds down the stairs after you. -more-" "*crunch* -more-"
kenyee@ksr.com (Ken Yee) (01/16/91)
Atari ST Software For Sale: Easy Draw 2.3 and Supercharger Michtron Utilities Procopy 1.80 Psion Chess C.O.L.R. Object Editor 1st Word Thunder! TeX GNU C Compiler I would like to sell everything for $75, but if you're interested in individual programs, make me an offer. Ken (kenyee@ksr.com or uunet!ksr!kenyee)
andyc@hplsla.HP.COM (Andy Cassino) (01/17/91)
| Atari ST Software For Sale: | | ... | TeX | GNU C Compiler | | I would like to sell everything for $75, but if you're interested in | individual programs, make me an offer. | | Ken (kenyee@ksr.com or uunet!ksr!kenyee) | ---------- Say, you're not supposed to be selling that GNU stuff! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % Andy Cassino % % Hewlett-Packard - Lake Stevens Instrument Division % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
stefan@hpbbi4.BBN.HP.COM (#Stefan Bachert) (01/17/91)
> / hpbbi4:comp.sys.atari.st / kenyee@ksr.com (Ken Yee) / 4:01 am Jan 16, 1991 / > Atari ST Software For Sale: > > Easy Draw 2.3 and Supercharger > Michtron Utilities > Procopy 1.80 > Psion Chess > C.O.L.R. Object Editor > 1st Word > Thunder! > TeX > GNU C Compiler >I would like to sell everything for $75, but if you're interested in >individual programs, make me an offer. > Ken (kenyee@ksr.com or uunet!ksr!kenyee) >---------- You sell this ??? My knownledge about 1st Word is that this version (not 1st Word plus )is free. TeX and GNU C is public domain. I don't know about the others. If I am right YOU should NOT SELL this programs! Stefan
kilian@seas.gwu.edu (Jens Kilian) (01/18/91)
In article <5440144@hplsla.HP.COM> andyc@hplsla.HP.COM (Andy Cassino) writes: >| Atari ST Software For Sale: >| >| ... >| TeX >| GNU C Compiler >| >| I would like to sell everything for $75, but if you're interested in >| individual programs, make me an offer. >| >| Ken (kenyee@ksr.com or uunet!ksr!kenyee) >| ---------- > >Say, you're not supposed to be selling that GNU stuff! The Preamble to the GNU License explicitly states that you're ALLOWED to sell GNU software. If Ken finds somebody who's dumb enough to pay for GCC, fine. Serve him right. TeX, on the other hand, is not GNU software. There are many commercial versions of TeX (who buys one when he can get a PD version ? Probably people who are scared of viruses). Jens Kilian -- \/// Internet: kilian@seas.gwu.edu |Snail: 4715 MacArthur Blvd. \\\/ /// UUCP: ...uunet!seas.gwu.edu!kilian| Washington, DC 20007 \\\ \\\ [These addresses will change (to kilian@cc.gatech.edu) soon] /// /\\\ "Wos deht ich-en so gern haage, awwer er spihrt doch nix ..." ///\
kenyee@ksr.com (Ken Yee) (01/19/91)
> The Preamble to the GNU License explicitly states that you're ALLOWED to > sell GNU software. If Ken finds somebody who's dumb enough to pay for > GCC, fine. Serve him right. > TeX, on the other hand, is not GNU software. There are many commercial > versions of TeX (who buys one when he can get a PD version ? Probably > people who are scared of viruses). > > Jens Kilian o.k., people. I've been replying to individual flames as they've been sent to me (Jens, you could have posted a response to me personally suggesting a clarification), but I guess this kind of message means I should correct the ad. The Gnu C and Tex diskettes were purchased from a shareware company called Current Notes. They sold the diskettes for $3/disk (Gnu was 2 disks and Tex was 3). They pre-test their disks to make sure they are installable and usable.. And yes, I am just selling the media (with the original labels from Current Notes) and software which does run on a 1040ST. Is this clear enough?? Ken (with flame-suit...gee, I forgot to zip up :-) (kenyee@ksr.com)
seitz@netcom.UUCP (Matthew Seitz) (01/21/91)
In article <510012@hpbbi4.BBN.HP.COM> stefan@hpbbi4.BBN.HP.COM (#Stefan Bachert) writes: >My knownledge about 1st Word is that this version (not 1st Word plus )is free. >TeX and GNU C is public domain. I don't know about the others. >If I am right YOU should NOT SELL this programs! If I am right, public domain means you can do whatever you want with these programs, including sell them for whatever price you want. Also I believe the GNU software is copyrighted, not public domain. Whether or not it can be sold depends on what the license agreement says. In short: public domain == can be sold freely distributable != public domain GNU == freely distributable != public domain -- Matthew Seitz seitz@netcom.UUCP netcom!seitz
elliott@quando.quantum.de (C. David Elliott) (01/24/91)
In article <21459@netcom.UUCP> seitz@netcom.UUCP (Matthew Seitz) writes: > >If I am right, public domain means you can do whatever you want with these >programs, including sell them for whatever price you want. Also I believe >the GNU software is copyrighted, not public domain. Whether or not it can >be sold depends on what the license agreement says. > >In short: > >public domain == can be sold >freely distributable != public domain >GNU == freely distributable != public domain > If you have a look at some public domain software and read the documentation files and such like, you will usually see the author saying something like >> This program is public domain and should not be sold for profit. To me this means pretty clearly that public domain software shouldn't be sold to make a profit (and if you buy any at profit making-prices perhaps you should look around a bit better first because - at least in the UK and Germany - many PD libraries exist which are run as non-profit making organisations). Dave. -- +---------------------+ | C. David Elliott | | elliott@quantum.de | +---------------------+