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One Man Unix 란 운영체제 개발자 사망했구나 - 프로그래밍 갤러리

처음 보는 운영체제인데 검색해보니 사망했다고 한다.Geoworks Ensenble 회사 대표도 사망했고한국에서 MSX 등 고전게임 개발하는 게임 프로그래머도 사망했고좀 이상한데? https://web.archive.o

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Great Achievements :-).

Prompted by the aura of misinformation surrounding the European EDTV system "PALplus", Steve has written a PALplus FAQ . Following the roaring success of this FAQ, he then got conned into writing a NICAM Sound FAQ describing the digital TV sound system now common in many countries using the PAL/PALplus or SECAM television systems.

A passing interest in satellite TV prompted the writing of a Geosynchronous Satellite Finder which requests (interactively) the satellite's Longitude and the viewer's Lat and Long. It then tells you where to look for it.

An interest in celestial mechanics and tides has prompted the writing of a tide predictor program for Swansea Bay (South Wales).

With all the interest caused by America's various missions to the planet Mars, Steve hacked the GNU Xearth program to produce an "Xmars" tool. Press here for more info, or to download a copy.

A slight interest in cryptography prompted Steve to become one of the two guys who broke Gemstar's UK Videoplus coding system for codes of 6 digits or fewer. Click here for details and downloadable code.

Steve was the sole author of a single tasking UNIX clone for the 6809 microprocessor which ran in about 24K and later became the core of a rather more useful 68000-based version written by Steve and Terry Barnaby (mostly the latter).

Steve wrote a very simple viewer for the .411 image thumbnail files generated by the Sony Mavica range of digital camera.

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