peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) (05/19/91)
Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: DICE AmigaUUCP DTerm DME DNET And I keep running into little things that don't have the distinctive D-name. How much else is there? -- Peter da Silva. `-_-' <peter@sugar.hackercorp.com>.
dave@cs.arizona.edu (Dave Schaumann) (05/20/91)
In article <1991May19.122807.19346@sugar.hackercorp.com> peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: |Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and |I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does |the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: | | DICE | AmigaUUCP | DTerm | DME | DNET | |And I keep running into little things that don't have the distinctive D-name. |How much else is there? Don't forget DMouse & DMake. -- Dave Schaumann | There is no cause so right that one cannot find a fool dave@cs.arizona.edu | following it. - Niven's Law # 16
hychejw@infonode.ingr.com (Jeff W. Hyche) (05/20/91)
peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: >Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and >I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does >the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: > DICE > AmigaUUCP > DTerm > DME > DNET >And I keep running into little things that don't have the distinctive D-name. >How much else is there? >-- >Peter da Silva. `-_-' ><peter@sugar.hackercorp.com>. Not to forget the Mult WB and the FMS device. -- // Jeff Hyche There can be only one! \\ // Usenet: hychejw@infonode.ingr.com \X/ Freenet: ap255@po.CWRU.Edu
heiko@methan.chemie.fu-berlin.de (Heiko Schlichting) (05/20/91)
hychejw@infonode.ingr.com (Jeff W. Hyche) writes: >peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: >>Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and >>I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does >>the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: > >> DICE >> AmigaUUCP >> DTerm >> DME >> DNET > >>And I keep running into little things that don't have the distinctive D-name. >>How much else is there? > > Not to forget the Mult WB and the FMS device. You forget DMOUSE DCRON Bye, Heiko. -- |~| Heiko Schlichting | Freie Universitaet Berlin / \ heiko@fub.uucp | Institut fuer Organische Chemie /FUB\ heiko@methan.chemie.fu-berlin.de | Takustrasse 3 `---' phone +49 30 838-2677; fax ...-5163 | D-1000 Berlin 33 Germany
heiko@methan.chemie.fu-berlin.de (Heiko Schlichting) (05/20/91)
heiko@methan.chemie.fu-berlin.de (Heiko Schlichting) writes: >hychejw@infonode.ingr.com (Jeff W. Hyche) writes: >>peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: >>>Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and >>>I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does >>>the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: >> >>> DICE >>> AmigaUUCP >>> DTerm >>> DME >>> DNET >> >>>And I keep running into little things that don't have the distinctive D-name. >>>How much else is there? >> >> Not to forget the Mult WB and the FMS device. > >You forget > DMOUSE > DCRON and: Csh (older versions) DAsm Backup Restore Dio TDebug CloseWB WireDemo (aehm...) Iffdump PipeDevice BSplines Bezier How about a "Dillon Operation System" (say "DOS") for the Amiga? Bye, Heiko. -- |~| Heiko Schlichting | Freie Universitaet Berlin / \ heiko@fub.uucp | Institut fuer Organische Chemie /FUB\ heiko@methan.chemie.fu-berlin.de | Takustrasse 3 `---' phone +49 30 838-2677; fax ...-5163 | D-1000 Berlin 33 Germany
Lee Sailer <UH2@psuvm.psu.edu> (05/21/91)
>>>Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and >>>I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What >does >>>the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: >> >>> DICE >>> AmigaUUCP >>> DTerm >>> DME >>> DNET >> >> Not to forget the Mult WB and the FMS device. >You forget > DMOUSE > DCRON ...and though he hates to have it know, Matt Dillon is also the author of Marc Barrett. 8-) It started out as his senior thesis in AI at UCB, and he accidently unleashed it on the Internet. The rest is fiction...
hawk@pnet01.cts.com (John Anderson) (05/21/91)
>>Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and >>I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What >>does the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: >> >> DICE >> AmigaUUCP >> DTerm >> DME >> DNET > >>I keep running into little things that don't have the distinctive D-name. >>How much else is there? >>-- >>Peter da Silva. `-_-' >><peter@sugar.hackercorp.com>. > > Not to forget the Mult WB and the FMS device. > ... and DASM, the Dillon cross assembler to 6502 and other processors.
alex@bilver.uucp (Alex Matulich) (05/21/91)
peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: >Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and >I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does >the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: >DICE, AmigaUUCP, DTerm, DME, DNET You left out my favorite: DMouse. A mouse-accelerator and screen/mouse blanker with auto-window-activation, and, thankfully, no built-in clock. -- _ |__ Alex Matulich /(+__> Unicorn Research Corp, 4621 N Landmark Dr, Orlando, FL 32817 //| \ UUCP: alex@bilver.uucp <or> ...uunet!tarpit!bilver!alex ///__) bitnet: IN%"bilver!alex@uunet.uu.net"
elg@elgamy.RAIDERNET.COM (Eric Lee Green) (05/22/91)
From article <1524@caslon.cs.arizona.edu>, by dave@cs.arizona.edu (Dave Schaumann): > In article <1991May19.122807.19346@sugar.hackercorp.com> peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: > | DICE > | AmigaUUCP > | DTerm > | DME > | DNET > Don't forget DMouse & DMake. Dasm (his 680x/6502 cross-assembler).
walt@bcarh133.uucp (Walt Sullivan) (05/22/91)
In article <1524@caslon.cs.arizona.edu> dave@cs.arizona.edu (Dave Schaumann) writes: In article <1991May19.122807.19346@sugar.hackercorp.com> peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: |Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and |I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does |the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: [Short, Human memory-based list deleted] By grepping through my alphabetical list of Fish disk contents, I came up with: Name Fish Disk -------------------+----------------------------------------------- Backup v2.04 258 Matt Dillon Bezier 75 Matt Dillon BSplines 75 Matt Dillon CheckModem 46 Matt Dillon CloseWB 65 Matt Dillon Csh 24 Matt Dillon Csh v2.01A 36 Matt Dillon Csh v2.03 41 Matt Dillon Csh v2.04 48 Matt Dillon Csh v2.04M 48 Matt Dillon, Manx version by Steve Drew Csh v2.05 55 Matt Dillon, Manx'ified by Steve Drew Csh v2.06 85 Matt Dillon, Manx'ified by Steve Drew Csh v2.07 107 Matt Dillon Csh v2.07+ 145 Matt Dillon; enhancements by Johan Widen Csh v3.02a 199 Matt Dillon, Steve Drew, Carlo Borreo, Cesare Dieni Csh v3.03a 223 Matt Dillon, Steve Drew, Carlo Borreo, Cesare Dieni Csh v4.00a 309 Matt Dillon, Steve Drew, Carlo Borreo, Cesare Dieni Csh v4.01a 331 Matt Dillon, Steve Drew, Carlo Borreo, Cesare Dieni Csh v4.02a 458 Matt Dillon, Steve Drew, Carlo Borreo, Cesare Dieni DAsm v2.12 287 Matt Dillon DCmd v1.00 408 Matthew Dillon DICE v2.02 359 Matthew Dillon DICE v2.06.14 443 Matthew Dillon DillonDisk #1 168 Matt Dillon DillonDisk #2 169 Matt Dillon Dio 73 Matt Dillon Dme v1.22 59 Matt Dillon Dme v1.25 74 Matt Dillon Dme v1.27 87 Matt Dillon Dme v1.27 93 Matt Dillon Dme v1.28f 113 Matt Dillon Dme v1.29 134 Matt Dillon Dme v1.30 153 Matt Dillon Dme v1.38 284 Matt Dillon Dme v1.42 441 Matt Dillon DMouse 421 Matt Dillon DMouse v1.06 145 Matt Dillon DMouse v1.09 160 Matt Dillon DMouse v1.20 238 Matt Dillon DMouse v1.20+ 258 Matt Dillon DMouse v1.24 407 Matt Dillon DNet 220 Matt Dillon DNet v1.20 145 Matt Dillon DNet v2.10.13 294 Matt Dillon DosDev v1.10 113 Matt Dillon DTerm v1.10 73 Matt Dillon FifoDev 432 Matt Dillon FifoDev 448 Matt Dillon FmsDisk 294 Matt Dillon Gwin v2.06 434 Matt Dillon IffDump 38 Matt Dillon MadBlanker v2.0 406 Matt Dillon MWB v1.01 65 Matt Dillon My.lib 46 Matt Dillon ParNet v2.4 400 Doug Walker, John Toebes, Matt Dillon PipeDevice 55 Matt Dillon shell 14 Matt Dillon Suplib 126 Matt Dillon Suplib 258 Matt Dillon TDebug v1.00 74 Matt Dillon UUCP v1.00 310 Various, major enhancements by Matt Dillon UUCP v1.03D 313 Various, major enhancements by Matt Dillon UUCP v1.06D 360 Various, major enhancements by Matt Dillon UUCP v1.08D 442 Various, major enhancements by Matt Dillon UUCP v1.08D 443 Various, major enhance. by Matt Dillon WireDemo 118 Matt Dillon Thanks, Matt! -- Walt Sullivan BITNET: walt@bnr.ca (work) UUCP: walt@orbit.amiga.ocunix.on.ca (home)
dales@teksce.SCE.TEK.COM (Dale Snell) (05/24/91)
[woof!] In article <1991May21.160301.10904@bilver.uucp> alex@bilver.uucp (Alex Matulich) writes: |peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: |>Matt Dillon is probably the most prolific freeware author on the Amiga, and |>I'm beginning to think anywhere. He's certainly the most versatile. What does |>the complete Matt Dillon collection consist of? What I know of is: | |>DICE, AmigaUUCP, DTerm, DME, DNET | |You left out my favorite: DMouse. A mouse-accelerator and screen/mouse |blanker with auto-window-activation, and, thankfully, no built-in clock. | True, DMouse has no clock. (Which is fine with me!) However, Matt did write a small clock program, called, appropriately enough, "Clock". I think it was included with his DRes (?) compile-time library as a demo. (That's where the "config" facility in DNet comes from. Hmm... Has DRes been mentioned yet? If not, consider it mentioned.) Anyway, this clock is a nice little analog display, in a borderless window, with an invisible close gadget. Config will set the position and size of the window in the clock executable. A nice, unobtrusive little program. Thanks, Matt, for all those fine programs! --dds "The trackdisk's track seeks to seek | Dale D. Snell BIX: ddsnell to Ami's request but Ami's request | Usenet: dales@teksce.SCE.TEK.COM seeks to seek the trackdisk's track | CServe: 74756.666@compuserve.COM just one block per track per handle." | Disclaimer: My opinions, *mine!* -- Matt Dillon