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[Frodo-devel] Server moved

[Christian B. <cb...@ce...>]

Hi!

As I'm no longer working at the university of Mainz, I'm moving all my 
projects to the new cebix.net. This means:

  1) I have a new Email address (see the header of this message).
     Please use this one instead of any uni-mainz.de addresses you
     may have.
  2) The Frodo home page is now at
       http://frodo.cebix.net
  3) The Frodo 4 CVS server has moved to
       :pserver:an...@cv...:/home/cvs/cebix
     and can be browsed at
       http://www.cebix.net/viewcvs/cebix/Frodo4/

Bye,
Christian

-- 
   / Physics is an algorithm
\/ www.cebix.net

Re: [Frodo-devel] We're swinging into high...

[Alfred E. H. <ed...@ro...>]

On Tue, 2004-01-13 at 21:45, Christian Bauer wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> Welcome to the Frodo development mailing list! (It's about time...)

Hi Christian, could you please take me off this list ? I am no longer
involved in any active (e32)frodo development. However I am still
maintaining the e32frodo.sf.net site, where I am moderating the
mailing list (lots of spam). I can tell you that the e32frodo version
for Symbian Phones is really popular, and lots of people are very
happy to run C64 games on their phone.

/alfred

Re: [Frodo-devel] We're swinging into high...

[Richard B. <ti...@in...>]

Christian,

Please take my ti...@in... address off this, as I have agressive 
spam filtering on it (it gets >400 spams/day); instead, use my 
sourceforge ID of noxegon - attached to ri...@in....

Cheers,
Richard

On 13 Jan 2004, at 20:45, Christian Bauer wrote:

> Hi!
>
> Welcome to the Frodo development mailing list! (It's about time...)
>
> I have created a SourceForge project for Frodo at
>   http://sourceforge.net/projects/frodo/
>
> If you want to be added as a project admin, just send me your 
> SourceForge
> user ID. Port maintainers are encouraged to do this, so they can post 
> news
> items and make releases (and handle bug reports :-).
>
> The central feature of the project is this mailing list, to which I've
> saucily added all Frodo developers whose email address still appears 
> to work.
> If you don't want to be on this list, you can either unsubscribe here:
>   http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/frodo-devel
> or send me a short notice, and I will take you off this list. But then 
> I
> don't want to hear any complaints if you feel you're missing all the 
> fun. :-)
>
> You can also change your settings (digest mode etc.) on that web page.
>
> There are two more lists:
>  1) frodo-cvs will receive copies of all CVS log messages. Subscribe 
> if you
>     want to be notified of changes in the source.
>  2) frodo-user is intended as a general discussion list about 
> non-development
>     related issues, user feedback etc.
>
> The (i.e. my) Frodo CVS will stay on down.physik.uni-mainz.de as there 
> appear
> to be severe problems with the SourceForge CVS. If you need CVS write 
> access,
> mail me. It might be useful to have a central repository for all Frodo 
> ports.
>
> This is still the Frodo V4.x CVS. The V5 CVS will follow shortly.
>
> During the last few days I've done some updates to the source that 
> might be
> of interest to you:
>  - backported the D64 routines from Frodo V5; they can do writes to 
> disk;
>    in fact, they do everything except relative files.
>    It appears to work, but is largely untested. I have probably broken
>    the RiscOS 1541fs code in the process...
>  - the old Linux joystick code is gone; Unix systems now use SDL for
>    joystick input
>  - the SDL display can be in fullscreen
>  - under Linux you can use the Catweasel PCI card for sound emulation
>  - more accurate timing under Linux (using select())
>  - I have started a Glade/GNOME/Gtk+-based prefs editor for Unix that 
> will
>    replace the Tcl/Tk-based one
>
> The docs still need updating. I also plan to remove the "64prgs" 
> directory,
> or replace the programs in it with some more useful ones.
>
> Happy hacking,
> Christian
>
> -- 
>   / Physics is an algorithm
> \/ http://www.uni-mainz.de/~bauec002/
>
>
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[Frodo-devel] We're swinging into high...

[Christian B. <Chr...@un...>]

Hi!

Welcome to the Frodo development mailing list! (It's about time...)

I have created a SourceForge project for Frodo at
  http://sourceforge.net/projects/frodo/

If you want to be added as a project admin, just send me your SourceForge
user ID. Port maintainers are encouraged to do this, so they can post news
items and make releases (and handle bug reports :-).

The central feature of the project is this mailing list, to which I've
saucily added all Frodo developers whose email address still appears to work.
If you don't want to be on this list, you can either unsubscribe here:
  http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/frodo-devel
or send me a short notice, and I will take you off this list. But then I
don't want to hear any complaints if you feel you're missing all the fun. :-)

You can also change your settings (digest mode etc.) on that web page.

There are two more lists:
 1) frodo-cvs will receive copies of all CVS log messages. Subscribe if you
    want to be notified of changes in the source.
 2) frodo-user is intended as a general discussion list about non-development
    related issues, user feedback etc.

The (i.e. my) Frodo CVS will stay on down.physik.uni-mainz.de as there appear
to be severe problems with the SourceForge CVS. If you need CVS write access,
mail me. It might be useful to have a central repository for all Frodo ports.

This is still the Frodo V4.x CVS. The V5 CVS will follow shortly.

During the last few days I've done some updates to the source that might be
of interest to you:
 - backported the D64 routines from Frodo V5; they can do writes to disk;
   in fact, they do everything except relative files.
   It appears to work, but is largely untested. I have probably broken
   the RiscOS 1541fs code in the process...
 - the old Linux joystick code is gone; Unix systems now use SDL for
   joystick input
 - the SDL display can be in fullscreen
 - under Linux you can use the Catweasel PCI card for sound emulation
 - more accurate timing under Linux (using select())
 - I have started a Glade/GNOME/Gtk+-based prefs editor for Unix that will
   replace the Tcl/Tk-based one

The docs still need updating. I also plan to remove the "64prgs" directory,
or replace the programs in it with some more useful ones.

Happy hacking,
Christian

-- 
  / Physics is an algorithm
\/ http://www.uni-mainz.de/~bauec002/