Angband -- People
This page lists some people involved with
Angband.
Table of Contents
People who are deeply involved with Angband
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    Ben Harrison
    (
                     benh@voicenet.com)
    is the current maintainer of Angband, the designer of this web page,
    and the author of Angband 2.7.0 through Angband 2.8.X.
  
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    Jason Holtzapple
    (
                     jth@paranoia.com)
    is the maintainer of the Unofficial Angband Home Page, and of
    the Angband FAQ.
  
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    Brian E. Gallew
    (
                     geek+@CMU.EDU)
    maintains the Angband ftp site at "clockwork.dementia.org".
  
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    Karl S. Hagen
    (
                     greyhelm@Empire.Net)
    maintains the Angband mirror ftp site at "ftp.cis.ksu.edu".
  
People who have worked on some Angband ports
  - 
    Ben Harrison
    (
                     benh@voicenet.com)
    worked on "main-x11.c" for Unix/X11, "main-gcu.c" for Unix/Curses,
    "main-cap.c" for Unix/Termcap, "main-mac.c" for Macintosh (major rewrite,
    graphics support), and "main-win.c" for Windows (major rewrite).
  
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    Torbjorn Lindgren
    (
                     tl@funcom.no)
    worked on "main-xaw.c" for Unix/Xaw.
  
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    Keith Randall
    (
                     randall@theory.lcs.mit.edu)
    worked on "main-mac.c" for Macintosh (initial code).
  
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    Skirmantas Kligys
    (
                     kligys@scf.usc.edu)
    worked on "main-win.c" for Windows (initial code, graphics support).
  
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    Ekkehard Kraemer
    (
                     ekraemer@pluto.camelot.de)
    worked on "main-emx.c" for OS2-386.
  
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    William Tanksley
    (
                     wtanksle@ucsd.edu)
    worked on "main-ibm.c" for DOS-386 (initial code).
  
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    Mike Marcelais
    (
                     mrmarcel@eos.ncsu.edu)
    worked on "main-ibm.c" for DOS-386 (palette code, graphics support).
  
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    Roland Jay Roberts
    (
                     jay@map.com)
    worked on "main-ibm.c" for DOS-386 (DOS-286 support).
  
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    Lars Haugseth
    (
                     larshau@ifi.uio.no)
    worked on "main-ami.c" for Amiga.
  
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    Kevin Bracey
    (
                     kbracey@applied-risc-tech.co.uk)
    worked on "main-acn.c" for Acorn.
  
People who have compiled recent Angband ports
People who are otherwise involved with Angband
  - 
    Charles William Swiger
    (
                     infidel+@CMU.EDU)
    was the previous maintainer of Angband, and the author of Angband 2.5.1
    through Angband 2.6.2, and repaired a lot of bugs from Angband 2.4.
  
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    Keith Randall
    (
                     randall@theory.lcs.mit.edu)
    ported Angband 2.6.1 to the Macintosh (MacAngband 2.6.1), and provided
    the initial implementation of color and extra windows used in Angband.
  
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    Topi Ylinen
    (
                     f1toyl@uta.fi)
    ported Angband 2.4 to DOS-286, with support for simple graphics
    (more info needed).
  
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    Mike Marcelais
    (
                     mrmarcel@eos.ncsu.edu)
    wrote ChrHack 2.3, which can be used to implement simple graphics
    on older versions of Angband for IBM machines (more info needed).
  
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    Charles F. Teague II
    (
                     cteague@cs.umb.edu)
    was involved in an early version of Angband.
  
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    Robert Alan Koeneke
    (
                     koeneke@ionet.net)
    wrote the original Moria game.
  
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    Geoff Hill
    (
                     bluenose@globalnet.co.uk)
    was involved with Angband 2.4.
  
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    Sean Marsh
    (
                     smarsh@dcs.warwick.ac.uk)
    was involved with Angband 2.4.
  
People who are responsible for Angband variants
  - 
    Topi Ylinen
    (
                     f1toyl@uta.fi)
    is responsible for the "Zangband" variant.
  
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    Julian Lighton
    (
                     jl8e@fragment.com)
    is responsible for the "Sangband" variant.
  
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    Ken Wigle
    (
                     wigle@niktow.canisius.edu)
    is responsible for the "Kangband" variant.
  
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    Aram Harrow
    (
                     aram@mit.edu)
    is responsible for the "Psi-angband" variant.
  
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    Other people are responsible for the "Mangband" variant,
    the "Drangband" variant, and others.
  
Go back to the 
Official Angband Home Page
See also Ben Harrison's Home Page / 
Ben Harrison / 
benh@phial.com