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No license or copyright stated. Doh! (Which technically means we don't have permission to do anything with the source at all, though I doubt that's what Jorda

• eru 14y ago
  You can trade patches. Isn't that how Linux got started, as patches to Minix?
  • gumbo72 14y ago
    No, it started as a Minix clone by Linus.
    • plaes 14y ago
      Nope, it was initially a terminal emulator, which he used to access the large UNIX servers of the university. Initial development was done on Minix.
• binarycrusader 14y ago
  In the last few hours the author has updated the repository to make it more obvious what the license is and placed this text in README.mkd: We extracted and posted the 6502 code because it was a piece of computer history that could be of interest to others, and because if we hadn't, it might have been lost for all time. We did this for fun, not profit. As the author and copyright holder of this source code, I personally have no problem with anyone studying it, modifying it, attempting to run it, etc. Please understand that this does NOT constitute a grant of rights of any kind in Prince of Persia, which is an ongoing Ubisoft game franchise. Ubisoft alone has the right to make and distribute Prince of Persia games.