] generations too early. Also, do not *ever* run Marat software. Do I need
] to explain this one? ;)
Why is everybody picking so much on Marat?
Note that fMSX is the father of many other MSX emulators that currently
exist. Even the much heralded NLMSX is derived from fMSX.
Although I do
] I don't like the way they take advantage of the huge effort Marat put into
] fMSX and also the contributions made by Alex Wulms, myself and several
I did get the credit. Marat also gets the credit. I better hope that they
also give the other contributers proper credit.
] Price of MSX
Alex Wulms wrote, in reply to Richard Atkinson:
] generations too early. Also, do not *ever* run Marat software. Do I need
] to explain this one? ;)
Why is everybody picking so much on Marat?
Because he's an evil megalomaniac greedy thinks-he-knows-it-all asshole. Do
I really need to explain
I did get the credit.
Where, and when?
Takamichi
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Inside the disk sectors of the game called Feedback, there are two
(probably) SCREEN8 pictures that occupy almost 20% of entire disk. They are
seeminly pictures of four developers who participated in game design.
Does anyone happen to know whether these graphics are displayed during the
game by
On Sunday 24 March 2002 13:07, you wrote:
Alex Wulms wrote, in reply to Richard Atkinson:
] generations too early. Also, do not *ever* run Marat software. Do I need
] to explain this one? ;)
Why is everybody picking so much on Marat?
Because he's an evil megalomaniac greedy
On Sunday 24 March 2002 12:13, you wrote:
] Price of MSX Player. Windows version is free price. And Yokoi wants
] OPEN SOUCE CODE LICENSE like GNU. But some program code writters donot
] like it. They wants protect their program technology from other people.
]
] He cannot license the code under
Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
I have a very different view of Marat. I don't think he has any more of a
know-it-all attitude than the average programmer has.
Do I have to repeat how FIRMLY he stated GameBoy emulation was totally
impossible on MSX, even if the emulation was limited? Do I really have
