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Date: Thu, 27 Mar 1997 00:13:14 -0800
From: jehamby@lightside.com (Jake Hamby)
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David Kelly writes:

> Found an Apple II Plus at an auction recently. Two disk drives, joystick, 
> and a bunch of original software. Got it for $8. We need a FreeBSD version 
> of LodeRunner....

LodeRunner was a great game on the Commodore 64 too.  Loaded up really quickly, 
considering the notorious slowness of the 1541 disk drive (due mostly to the 
inefficient serial protocol used to communicate between the "intelligent" disk 
drive, which had its own 6502 CPU, and the C-64).  But I digress..

I remember playing a LodeRunner clone in X on Linux a long time ago.  Looking 
through the FreeBSD ports collection, I see "golddig" which sounds very similar. 
 Does anyone know if there is a better LodeRunner clone out there?

Cheers,
Jake