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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Feb 2001.
Re: The Fuzzball in: "The Female of the Species"

Re: The Fuzzball in: "The Female of the Species"

From ewd...@ece.concordia.ca · alt.ascii-art · 23 Feb 2001 15:54 · View full thread · report
Tilman Ahr <rio...@gmx.net> wrote:
: Alex K. Krcek <101...@1010011010.org> writes:

:> > Or are there any *good* emulators around?
:> 
:> WinSTon.
:> 
:> www.atarist.com : for all your Atari needs

: Oh. Probably should have mentioned it, but one tends to forget ;-): I'm
: running a Linux-only machine...

: I think I'm gonna have look at STonX, or is there anything better out
: there? 

: Would be ideal to grab some hardware, though. I guess it's time to go
: root through the local used-hardware stores again...

You could VMWare yourself a Windows installation...

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Subject: Re: The Fuzzball in: "The Female of the Species"
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