MAMEWorld >> EmuChat
Previous thread Previous  View all threads Index   Next thread Next   Flat Mode Flat  

italieAdministrator
MAME owes italie many thank yous, hah
Reged: 09/20/03
Posts: 15246
Loc: BoomTown
Send PM
Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript
10/31/11 08:56 PM


> > His purpose for doing this is:
> > "The ability to bring software up and running into any browser window will enable
> > instant, clear recall and reference of the computing experience to millions."
> >
> > If I read through the lines, he wants to make it really easy for people to just
> take
> > a look at older software via emulation. That's cool but what about copyright?
> What's
> > the use of having a JS port if the user still needs to go and fetch the ROMS and
> > such.
>
> The software can be provided via other, legal means, like the Wayback Archive, which
> hosts loads of shareware CDs. There's a lot of -legally available- freeware games and
> programs for older computers, too.
>
> So there's that. The idea is probably that once it's available, more companies will
> likely "donate" the programs for educational use. I think.

FTFY.







Entire thread
Subject Posted by Posted on
* Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript Foxhack 10/29/11 08:24 PM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript R. Belmont  10/31/11 06:22 PM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript bdam  10/30/11 02:11 AM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript Foxhack  10/30/11 03:23 AM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript italieAdministrator  10/31/11 08:56 PM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript mogli  10/29/11 11:50 PM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript Foxhack  10/30/11 01:15 AM
. * Re: Jason Scott wants to port MAME to Javascript italieAdministrator  10/31/11 08:58 PM

Extra information Permissions
Moderator:  Robbbert, Tafoid 
0 registered and 545 anonymous users are browsing this forum.
You cannot start new topics
You cannot reply to topics
HTML is enabled
UBBCode is enabled
Thread views: 1924