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Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - Geir Isene - 08-02-2011
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - Geoff Quickfall - 08-02-2011
DITTO
working with Angel on the CL utilities project is a treat!
Geoff
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - Massimo Gnerucci (Italy) - 08-02-2011
LIKE
:-)
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - Geir Isene - 08-02-2011
Feel free to leave a comment on my blog. There are a few thousand readers, and I would like to inspire at least a tenth of a percent to dive into MCODE'ing ;)
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - Geoff Quickfall - 08-02-2011
Sign me up, with the CL it is a treat!!
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - robertoataulfo - 08-02-2011
Who is Angel Martin?
Creator of the 41x series?
Where did he learn as much knowledge about Mcode?
Like us, spending sleepless nights?
And not to create jealousy :-)
Diego Diaz (Clonix) and Mount (HP-41CL)
After this one could win Clonix and an HP-41CL :-)My Names is Angel. Angel Diego Mount
Ready to create Mcode ;-)
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - John B. Smitherman - 08-02-2011
Regarding Open Source - Linux developers want to be as open as Angel Martin.
Regarding Hero - Superman sleeps in Angel Martin pajamas.
Good job Angel!
John
Re: Ángel Martin, my Open Source Hero - Ángel Martin - 08-08-2011
Guys, Guys, thanks - this is flattering and a bit blushfull for a modest chap like me :-) I didn't do more than many others, just "too late" when no-one else was at it and thus it appears to be more than what it actually is.
What I do stand for however it the open access and sharing character of all those little things - that's what you can say I'm glad about.
You caught me without web access (still sporadic this couple of weeks), tryin'to unwind a little in the old country as they say.
Have a good one, and keep the beat loud!
ÁM