Thomas Richter stands down, current programs in utero

[Kent]

Thomas Richter writes: "as you might or might not know, my Amiga died a couple of month ago and I decided to quit any support concering my Amiga software products. This starts somewhere at DiskSafe and ends in the MuLib package. Hence, if someone's interested in continuing the development of all or some of my Amiga software packages, there need to be a new maintainer for them. Conditions are that the software remains maintained and freely available under licence conditions similar to the one I had. I would *not* agree to make all this GPL or LGPL."

"Your skills should include either C (ANSI-C) programming for the one half of the projects, and advanced Motorola 68K assembly programming for the other half of the projects.

You'd further need to provide an Amiga (obviously), a C compiler, preferably the SAS/C as this is what all the projects are based on, and a Motorola Assembler, preferably the DevPac as I've been using a lot its macro capabilities. The PhxAss is not sufficient for most assembly based projects here.

Most of my "early works" (though not the MuLib package) are documented in german, it might help if you understand a little bit.

Sources are completely backup'd and available as I've always been rather paranoic about this issue, and for good reasons, as it turned out.

Please sent applications to my regular email address at:

thor@math.tu-berlin.de

"Thor" will continue with excellent freeware programs, but on a
different platform. See www.math.tu-berlin.de/~thor/atari++ for
a starter, and more to come in future.

So long guys, and Good Bye!

Greetings,
        Thomas"