Floppyshop Online — The Atari ST & Falcon PD Library, Reborn and Fully Searchable

[exxos]

So the usual stupid comments have started already, no great surprise is it really.

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For what it's worth, if anyone finds issues with anything I release, posting on here is always the best way to reach me rather than on a news site where I may not see it promptly. That should probably go without saying, but apparently not. Though as a general rule, if something needs that much explaining to someone, the explanation rarely helps anyway.

Every time I engage with other sites in this community I come away wishing I hadn't. So that will be a site I will no longer visit now as well. Always the same.. every..single..time..


:sigh:

[Darklord]

Well, I'm assuming it was "post fix" but I used it, did a search for any BBS Express! ST stuff,
found some files and downloaded them without any issue.

Looking forward to going through more of the disks - thanks for resurrecting this. I'll say it
again, "Well Done!". :cheers:

[exxos]

Looking forward to going through more of the disks - thanks for resurrecting this. I'll say it
again, "Well Done!". :cheers:

:thanksyellow:

I wish that LAPD could have been recoverable. There was a lot of great stuff in there.

[Higgy]

Knowing that there are many Amiga users here :o is there something similar on the Amiga?

When reading magazines, say Amiga Format's PD review section they will give the disk number of the PD house. It would be nice to find the disk.
It's the sort of thing I imagined people have done but I've not come across it.

I know 17 bit software released CD compilations of their PD disks.