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# Contact Information and Credits

## Mail

There is an official xmame/xmess mailing list. All operations related to this list are performed via email to Xmame-request@toybox.twisted.org.uk

- To subscribe, send mail to: Xmame-request@toybox.twisted.org.uk with the keyword "subscribe" in the body.

- To unsubscribe, send a mail to: Xmame-request@toybox.twisted.org.uk with the keyword "unsubscribe" in the body.

- To change your subscription, get a password reminder, etc., go to http://toybox.twisted.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/xmame.

- To send mail to the list, use: xmame@toybox.twisted.org.uk

- To ask specific questions about the xmame mailing list, send mail to: Xmame-request@toybox.twisted.org.uk

If you're just curious, and only want to take a look at the mailing list without subscribing, you can use the web-based archive at mail-archive.com, toybox.twisted.org.uk, or gmane.org. To read even older messages, see locutus@mail-archive.com.

To ask UNIX-specific xmame/xmess questions, you could send mail to: Lawrence's folder, but you're better off sending mail to the list.

To ask general questions about MAME, send mail to: Mirko (Mix) BuffoniMirko (Mix) Buffoni

Also see (and post) articles on USENET group comp.emulators.misccomp.emulators.misc

with a proper keyword in the body.

Other proper keywords currently recognized as commands by Xmame-request@toybox.twisted.org.uk are:

        who             - see everyone who is on the list
        info            - view the introductory information for this list
        help            - list all recognized commands

Xmame Mailing List

- The xmame mailing list is intended to be a technical forum for xmame developers, that is,

  - To exchange ideas for producing a better xmame.

  - To share patches and bug notifications.

  - To study new design strategies.

  - To expose problems and learn know-how.

- The Xmame mailing list is not a forum about playing games (but everyone on the list plays...); so please

  - Don't use the list to ask about ROMs.

  - Don't ask about non-UNIX ports of MAME or MESS, just about MAME and MESS, xmame and xmess.

  - Don't ask about implementing a game. Just search the docs and contribute yourself (you'll enjoy twice: programming and playing...).

  - Don't show your last high score in xxx game (we are interested in programming, and then playing, in this order).

- Copyright notice: NEVER, I repeat NEVER send ROM images to the list. (But you can tell us where to retrieve them... ;-) )

If you want to send a personal mail to the xmame/xmess coordinator, send to the address below. Everyone who contributes to xmame/xmess should subscribe to the xmame/xmess mailing list.

- Mailing list:Xmame-request@toybox.twisted.org.uk

- Xmame/xmess coordinator: gold@aros.net

That's all. Enjoy xmame!

## Bugzilla

In addition to/instead of posting bugs to the mailing list, you can report them to the MESS Bugzilla database at http://bugzilla.mess.org/, under the “XMAME/XMESS” category.

## Credits

Lots and lots and lots of thanks to everyone for their great help on the xmame project. I would like to thank the following people and of course anyone I've forgotten.

Thank you all,

Hans

(Addendum: I'd like to send a big thanks to Hans for his fantastic work as longtime xmame/xmess maintainer, and also to those on the mailing list who have been most helpful during my transition to official maintainer. --Lawrence Gold)

1. Fathers of the MAME-creature (main version)

   - Nicola Salmoria

   - Allard van der Bas

   - Mirko (Mix) Buffoni (General Mantainer during Nicola's national service)

2. Fathers of MESS

   - Brad Oliver

   - Richard Bannister

   - Ben Bruscella

   - Nathan Woods (current coordinator)

3. Original UNIX/X11 port

   - Allard van der Bas

   - Dick the Ridder

   - Juan Antonio Martinez

4. Semi-retired Unix maintainer extraordinaire

   - Hans de Goede

5. Alpha-specific issues

   - Christian Groessler

6. Sun-specific issues

   - Keith Hargrove

   - Mathis Rosenhau

7. Irix-specific issues

   - Tristram Scott

8. QNX-specific issues

   - Travis Coady

9. GGI maintainance

   - Gabriele Boccone (original port)

   - Christian Groessler (current maintainer)

10. OpenGL code & maintainance

    - Mike Oliphant (original creator)

    - Sven Goethel (from GLmame 0.7 to the present)

11. Network code

    - Eric Totel

12. Perl scripts for automation of some porting issues

    - Bill Adams

13. Xmame RPMs

    - Jeremy Hansen

14. Mailing list maintainer

    - Chris McCraw (retired)

    - Pete French

15. Bits and pieces

    - Christian Groessler

    - Torsten Paul

    - Jack Patton

    - David Black

16. AIX Sound code

    - Chris Sharpp

17. IRIX Sound Code

    - entropy@zippy.bernstein.com (original code)

    - Brandon Corey (current code)

18. PS2 Linux support

    - Joan Sarah Touzet

19. Xv support

    - Alastair Robinson

20. NetMAME Support

    - Steve Freeland

21. German readme

    - Robert Hamberger

22. Documentation (SGML, HTML, MAN)

    - Rene Herrmann

23. Bugzilla bug database

    - Sean Young

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