The simple answer is no; abandonware is not legal. Even if the creator abandons a copyrighted work, it does not become public ...

Software ist meist schon nach kurzer Zeit veraltet und wird vom Hersteller nicht mehr weiter gepflegt. Viele Spiele-Klassiker sind im Internet aber noch verfügbar, wenn auch halblegal.

Abandonware is a complex topic and the legality of it has been the cause for many a court case. In an effort to clear things up we examine the different types of Abandonware, as well as listing ...

Abandonware: Games or software that are no longer supported or available for sale. Alpha: An early version of a game that is playable, but missing key features and not properly tested yet.

Abandonware games only exist, in an official capacity, on their original installation discs, most of which are moldering away in forgotten discount bins, or the recesses of gamer basements.

Some gamers have been arguing for years that abandonware--older games that are no longer supported by their original copyright holders--should be exempted from copy-protection laws. These retro ...

Abandonware ist nur, was vom Hersteller nicht mehr offiziell vertrieben und verkauft wird. Alles andere ist ganz normale Software, deren illegale Verbreitung auch ganz normal verfolgt wird.

Ubuntu 17.04 review: Don’t call it abandonware, per se Technically, Ubuntu 17.10 is coming—but how much development will go into a dead desktop?

Abandonware games are the classics we played as a child -- which are still available for download, many for free! Here are our favorites and where to find them.

If publishers want to delist old games, that’s fine – so long as they accept Abandonware status Publishers should avoid being litigious towards those who continue to distribute the games that ...

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