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In article <669@mmlai.UUCP> barash@mmlai.UUCP (Rev. Steve C. Barash) writes:
>Whatever happened to the Beagle Brothers (a.k.a. Bert Kersey) ?
>Back in the early 80's they put out a bunch of wild'n'crazy programs,
>tools, games, and other out-of-control hacks for the Apple ][.
>
>They'd sell their software cheap, and un-copy-protected.
>      Anybody else remember the Beagle Brothers feats of
>hackerism, or know where Bert Kersey is now?

Yes! I remember their stuff and still have fun poke-ing around with it.
I believe they quit producing software for the Apple ][, ][+.  I also
heard that Beagle Bros. has a bulletin board that you can call and download
their old (][, ][+) software for free (except for the long distance phone
charge).  It is NOT in the public domain, nor can you get technical
support for it -- but the programs are there for the downloading and
enjoying.

I don't know the phone number of the BBS, but a call or letter to them
should net the number for you.

-Jeff
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 Jeffrey May   {seismo|cbosgd}!osu-cis!sppy00!jwm -or- jwm@sppy00.UUCP
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