🚀 go-pugleaf

     I've got lots of stuff that's been lying around here taking up
shelf (and sometimes floor, closet, etc.) space for a while that I'd like
to clear out, as well as a few more recent things that are casualties of
my condensing my PC from running five OSes down to only running 2
so I could have enough disk space to actually get work done :)
     I've seen a few people lately using an auction method of selling stuff
off, so I think I'll try it out and see how it works.  I'll post periodic
updates over the next two weeks or so.  Bidding ends at midnight on
Saturday, Sept 10th.
     All software includes original disks and, unless marked by a (-) in
the description, documentation.  Anything with a (-) either has no docs,
or they've been thrown away, shredded by the dog as revenge for leaving
the house without taking her along, or lost to the depths of the dreaded
Spare Bedroom of Despair.
    "Start" shows the lowest bid I'll bother with; "Buy" shows the price
I'll take if you want to skip this auction business and just buy the
item outright.  Updates to this will include "Bid" and "Bidder" columns
showing the current highest bid and the name of the bidder.


Description                   Start   Buy
-----------                   -----  -----

(PC Hardware)
120M floppy-ctrlr tape drive    30    80
Mediavision ThunderBoard        10    40
LineLink 14.4 v.32bis modem     25    70

(PC OSes & utils)
OS/2 2.11 for WIndows            5    20
OS/2 Warp for Windows           40    75
InfoMagic Linux CD 10/94         5    15
Toolkit for Linux 8/94           5    15
Spring '94 Linux Quarterly       5    15
Accelerated X for Linux(*)      50   100
  * faster than XFree, supports more video cards
Central Point SpeedTools/Win     5    20
Netroom 3.x (great mem mgr)     15    40
Multimedia Cloaking drivers     15    40

(PC Dev. software)
VisualAge C++ 3.0 for OS/2(*)  200   320
  * Brand new, still in shrink wrap; also will include latest IBM
    developer's network CDs and will forward new CDs as I get them
    until September (when subscription runs out)
Watcom multi-platform C++ 10    75   150

(PC Games)
Gabriel Knight CD               10    35
Pirates of Realmspace            5    15
XWing                           10    35
Hannibal                         8    30
Nat. Lampoom Chess Maniac        5    10
LOTR + Two Towers               10    30
King's Quest 5 CD (-)            8    25
Stellar 7 CD (-)                 5    15

(Misc software)
MicroGrphcs GfxWorks/Win CD(-)  25    80
"Do It On Your Desktop" CD (*)   5    15
   * clip art, icons, cursors, & win3.x desktop add-ons

(Loose CDs - most came in bundles or multi-CD sets & haven't even been
  looked at)
Sftwr Toolworks World Atlas(-)   2     5
Software Toolworks Encyc.(-)     2     5
Animation Festival(-)            2     5
MPC Wizard                       2     5
WinCD Pro                        2     5
PC Karaoke Classic Oldies        2     5
PC Karaoke Classics              2     5
TIME Man of Year '93(-)          2     5
Wayzata World Fact Book          2     5
MediaClips 2.0                   2     5

ALL OF THE ABOVE LOOSE CDs      10     30

(Books)
OS/2 Pres. Mgr Prog.(w/disk)    15     35
Real World Prog. OS2 2.11       10     30



Amiga Stuff
-----------
(Can't remember version numbers on a lot of this and don't have
easy access to an Amiga any more to check... most versions were
current as of a little over a year ago).

ImageMaster 9.50                10     50
AmigaVision                      5     20
QuarterBack w/sched pro         10     30
DPaint 4.0 (or was it 4.1?)     10     40
Ami-Back Tools                  10     30
DirOpus                         10     30

(Amiga Games)
Star Control                     5     20
RoboSport                        5     20

(Books)
Using ARexx (w/disk)             5     20
MC68K ref. manual                5     10
1.3 Includes & Autodocs          5     10
Ami Disk Drives inside & out     5     10
System Prog. guide               5     10
Adv. Sys. Prog. Guide            5     10

I also have a big copy-paper box filled to overflowing with 880K Amiga
disks full of just about anything freely distributable you can imagine.
It's too heavy to try to ship, but if someone wants to come down here and
take it, it's free to a good home.  Even if there's no software in it
that's of use to you, at the very least you'll have several hundred
usable double-density 3.5" floppies....




-- 
Don Lloyd    don@chopin.udel.edu          "Mmmmmm.... floor pie."

Stuck using a PC, but still an Amiga guy at heart...