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From: johne@crash.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Unix Empire -- reposting requested
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Date: Fri, 30-Jan-87 18:33:20 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 30 18:33:20 1987
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Reply-To: johne@crash.CTS.COM (John Cissna)
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In article <173@endot.UUCP> bond@endot.UUCP (bond) writes:
>I too missed the first posting and would like to get a copy of the Unix
>Empire sources.

I have been listening to this discussion and was wondering which empire you
are talking about.  One empire writen by Walter Bright is mostly a Fortran
program with latter people making alterations on it.  I heard however that
it is only used on VMS systems or the IBM-pc.

The second game called empire was written by Peter Langston for a Unix baised
environment.  This game however does not come with the source code and the
person who owns the copywrite to the game can't be reached.
(Peter are you listening!)


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John Cissna

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