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Envy Win32 Port - Historical Package
Historical Envy Win32 Port package with legacy binaries. Original notices and package contents are retained.
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Original envyw32.zip. Historical Envy Win32 Port package with legacy binaries. Original notices and package contents are retained. Credits Readme.1st spells the porter name Lordorm and identifies stock Envy 2.2. Envy contributors include Michael Quan, David Love, Guilherme Willie Arnold and Mitchell Tse, with authors varying by release. Merc by Michael Chastain, Michael Quan and Mitchell Tse. DikuMUD by Sebastian Hammer, Michael Seifert, Hans Henrik Staerfeldt, Tom Madsen and Katja Nyboe. Preserve individual source, component and area credits. License and attribution Inherited DikuMUD and Merc notices impose noncommercial, retained-notice, attribution and other conditions, including release-specific notification requirements. Read the exact bundled versions. No unrestricted-use or public-domain grant is asserted. Historical contact addresses may no longer work. Preserve the applicable Envy help/login notices, copyrights and inherited terms. Component licenses and port-specific conditions must be reviewed separately. Bundled Cygwin/GNU-Win32 runtime terms and corresponding-source obligations require separate review. A server source tree does not establish compliance for a separately bundled runtime DLL. Compatibility and safety warnings Historical software not compiled, executed, malware-scanned or security-audited by Mudhaven. Modern platform, compiler and world/save compatibility is unverified. Hash matches establish byte identity, not safety or distribution permission. README targets Windows 95/NT 4 with GNU-Win32. Compatible source/world data and runtime dependencies must be checked separately. Contains historical executable, library or object artifacts, retained unchanged and never executed during this review. Exact source-to-binary correspondence is unverified. No C/C++ source tree was identified in this package. It must not be represented as a complete source release.
Compatibility
Historical DikuMUD-family material; verify exact revision, operating system, toolchain and world/save formats before use.
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Attribution stays with the work.
License
Original contributor and inherited terms; licensing approval pending
Original Author
Lordorm and Envy, Merc and DikuMUD contributors
Credits
Readme.1st spells the porter name Lordorm and identifies stock Envy 2.2. Envy contributors include Michael Quan, David Love, Guilherme Willie Arnold and Mitchell Tse, with authors varying by release. Merc by Michael Chastain, Michael Quan and Mitchell Tse. DikuMUD by Sebastian Hammer, Michael Seifert, Hans Henrik Staerfeldt, Tom Madsen and Katja Nyboe. Preserve individual source, component and area credits.
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