Re: Re: A92: Anyone interested?

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Subject: Re: Re: A92: Anyone interested?
From: "Mikkel Skovgaard" <Webmaster@Jemi.dk>
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 09:17:11 +0200
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>
>Dans un courrier daté du 29/07/98 09:48:43  , vous avez écrit :
>
>>
>>  First of all, I will not be doing any programming... secondly I think a
>>  guide like yours is good for reference,
>>  and stuff like that... but it's much more interesting working "together"
on
>>  a piece of software... that's just my personal oppion.
>
>An opinion i share but it is not allways possible...
>
>>
>>  Sorry about the lack of reponse on your guide, but I think that the
>TI92-asm
>>  scene is very slow, and most programmers don't take the time to
appreciate
>>  others work. That's probally why so many students own TI92' without
knowing
>>  that it can run great games/programs in assembly, it's to difficult...
>again
>>  just a personal oppion.
>>
>
>Yes: a great shame. I hope that the release of the 92 plus and the 89 will
be
>enough to change this state of facts.
>
>BTW: should you ever choose to go on this idea, i would like to help if you
>need it and it would be great also if you allowed me to release the final
work
>into my guide ( which is not my guide anymore now as many people accepted
to
>share their knowledge and work in it ) ...
>
>Mathieu, <hmlacage@aol.com>
>


I will have to ask my brother, but I think it will be okay..


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