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On 27/12/2009 08:39, Michael Mortimore wrote:
On Sat, 26 Dec 2009 10:17:28 -0000, tom <tompotts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I'm assuming it's a Windows 'multimedia CD'. I certainly wasn't aware the Beeb could run CDs (see above about Knowledge Adventure CDs') :-)My daughters were given a few second hand BBC games and some 'Knowledge Adventure' CD's as well. Anyone have any experience of running these under Linux and got easy tips for getting them running there?When you say BBC games, do you mean for the BBC micro or games by BBC (it be news to me that BBC are in the gaming business) for some other platform? I read it as BBC micro but everyone else it talking about flash and windows.Tom te tom te tomIf it's BBC Micro, the favoured option seems to be BeebEm http://beebem-unix.bbcmicro.com/ otherwise I dunno
I gather the BBC does have some involvement with multi media CDs, they may not be made by the BBC but I believe they are published by an arm of the BBC and use the BBC name.
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