Any SGI aficionados?

[Giacomo Ferrari]

A friend of mine (y'all might remember him from a Frogger tape saga we collaborated on... the results were interesting, writeup link below) is looking for an SGI machine to do some additional archeology. Anyone game? He says:

> Any chance anyone might have an SGI workstation lying around they're not using?

> I'm looking to work with some open source software that frogger 1's map editor was built from, but it's SGI only (unless I want to port it to modern Linux which.... maybe later)

In any event, have a great week.

Frogger 2 tape saga: https://github.com/Kneesnap/onstream-data-recovery/blob/main/info/INTRO.MD

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Gia (they/them)

[Clay Erickson]

Sadly, I do not have one in my collection; I would be happy to loan one to such a project if I had...

Clay.

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[Bradley Bell]

I have an Indy that you’d be free to use. It was working last I knew but that was many years ago. 

-Brad

On Sep 26, 2023, at 1:07 PM, Giacomo Ferrari <prog...@gmail.com> wrote:



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[Giacomo Ferrari]

Thanks Dave and Brad! My friend just found an emulator that might work well enough for his purposes, so he'll try that first. He didn't think there were any emulators available. We'll keep folks posted.

Cheers,

Gia Ferrari