Thanks to an introduction by The Wargaming Scribe, Richard Bodley-Scott has given the OK to have his files made downloadable!

You can download them from this page.

The Forest, by Graham T Relf, is now available for download here.

As always, click the name to download the program, and the little icon of a manual on the right to download the updated manual.

Note: Source files are included.

Update: George Phillips was kind enough to type in the Assembly code. I need to track down errors in my typed in BASIC code though …

The manual has been updated to include 4 missing pages, which includes the remaining missing source code pages.

Click the cover to download.

Graham Relf, author of The Forest, which was sold by Molimerx, has graciously provided a PDF with his source code, maps, instructions, notes, etc.

The software is still “Known Missing” and the source code does not appear to be complete, at least insofar as the necessary Machine Lanuage Routines are concerned.

Click the cover to download.

Thank you, Graham

Dr. Jed Marti, author of UO-LISP for the Model I, has OK’d making UO-LISP available for download! Links are live on the various pages, but they are summarized here. Special thanks to lambdamikel for scanning the documents and to Paul McJones from Software Preservation.org and for finding Dr. Marti’s email address. Software links, other than the below, will be live after the holiday:

Click to download the disks … UOLisp v1.5B for the Model I (DMK)

For more context and history on Lisp, please visit https://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/LISP/standard_lisp_family#UOLISP_/.

The next TRS-80 Trash Talk Live will be Saturday, July 2, 2022 at 5PM Eastern / 7PM Pacific.

You can watch on the TRS-80 Trash Talk channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXkGugvdCkpkMDylVQb9gfg.

If you want to participate in the live zoom session, reach out to trs80trashtalk at gmail dot com for information.

Bob Kozal has agreed to let his software be downloaded.

His software can be found here.

Thanks, Bob!

In addition to all Creative Computing software (which does not have a secondary author) now being downloadable from the Software Search Page, books and magazines which were Creative Computing have also been made available for download.

Dave Ahl has posted to his Facebook page that

PUBLIC DOMAIN. This is a public notice that I am formally placing everything that I have written or edited into the Public Domain. That includes material that may or may not have a copyright issued to David Ahl, Creative Computing Press, Ahl Computing, Ideametrics, SBI, DEC, Military Vehicles, Ziff-Davis, or SwapMeetDave. My desire is that this material be used for educational and historical purposes and not for profit or personal gain of others. (I did this years ago, but someone wanted a public notice, so this is it.)

I will be making all Creative Computing and Dave Ahl stuff available for download.

Jay Newirth has released his improved FREhd drive sled. For information and purchasing, please reach out directly to Jay at jaynewirth at verizon dot net.