I just picked this up from the Tidbits digest. It seems like a good cause and I wonder if any lister here might be able to help. Just a thought. Sorry if people think it's a waste of bandwidth.
Graham > 4. post-commercial software - best way to give my If Monks had Macs away? > > Initial Message > Posted by: Brian Thomas Date: Dec 30, 2009. > > Hello, Happy New Year to all. > > I'm the author of If Monks had Macs, a classic CD-ROM that still interests > folks today and that works in Snow Leopard (and on Windows as well). It might > be the longest running multimedia project in history. However, Monks is 21 > years old this winter and I think it's time it made its own way in the world. > I would like to make it a free download, and I'm asking for suggestions for > ways to do that. > > I can't afford to pay to give Monks away so I'm looking for suggestions or > offers for free hosting. I have a mobileme account, but there is probably a > better way than having folks log on to my public folder. It doesn't seem to > allow regular downloads. > > Monks for Macs is 200 megabytes, the Windows version is about the same. > However, they both share the same 150 mbs of art & audio. > > My regular website can't host the files. However, if you visit it you will > see that to celebrate Monk's 21st birthday I have just quietly made available > a free re-make for one of the games in Monks that I want. It is beautifully > illustrated, quick and deep. And it is an excellent reminder or introduction > to what Monks is. The remake of Killing Time will be formally announced with > the release of the free Monks early next year: > > <http://rivertext.com/> > > Thanks, > > Brian Thomas > _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
