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Subject: Re: Bug in HDX (SH-204 hard disk owners - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 13-Oct-86 09:06:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 13 09:06:00 1986
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>it before letting it out again.  It will be distributed *soon* on
>Compuserve, on the Atari BSS, and to dealers.  [Not on usenet, though,
>for obvious reasons.]

What reasons, pardon. We developers here in Europe would be also very
interested in such updates, because the communication between Atari (US)
and for instance Atari (Germany) is not even poor, it is lousy.
We get the update here always half a year later or even longer.
Last week I heard, that the official version of GDOS is published to
the developers in the US over a month ago, and here in Germany:
The German subsidary even doesn't know, that something like that exists,
though Atari himself always proudly tells, that the German market is one of the
best for the ST series. 
But the very best is:
About a year ago I was flamed very much by members of Atari (US) and other
people, because I have posted the CP/M-Emulator (here in Germany public
domain) to usenet. Now neil@atari says that Atari (US) will put this
emulator also into the public domain --- and now he asks us kids here
in Europe, how to put the utilities onto CP/M disks. You must decide at
Atari: if you want to take, you also must give. Some comment on this
from Atari (Neil, Landon) would be very nice.

Greetings

     Uwe Hoch
     Computer Science Department, University of Dortmund
     4600 Dortmund 50, P.O. Box 500500, W.-Germany
     E-mail address: uh@exunido.uucp, uh@exunido.bitnet