µLife is a blazingly fast version of the classic Life cellular automation
simulation. Cells live and die in a virtual universe by strict rules:
-- If a cell has more than 3 neighbors, it dies of over-crowding
-- If a cell has less than 3 neighbors, it dies of loneliness
-- If an empty cell has exactly 3 neighbors, a new cell is born
From these simple rules, complex patterns evolve. Fascinating to watch.
MicroLife *requires* a color-capable Macintosh with a 256 color 13" or greater
monitor.
µLife may be freely distributed provided this text file is included with it.
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If you like this software, check out the other software products we have to offer! We have support forums on most of the major information services:
America Online: While you are signed on AOL, choose "Keyword..." from the "GO TO" menu, type AMBROSIA and hit the return key. You'll be taken to our forum, where you'll find a message base (for comments and questions) and a software library stocked with the latest versions of our software products.
CompuServe: On CIS a majority of our programs can be found in the System forum of the Macintosh forums, with the exception of our games, which can be found in the Entertainment Forum. Contact us if you need specific file names.
eWorld: While you are signed on eWorld, choose "Go to Shortcut" from the "PLACES" menu, type AMBROSIA and hit the return key. You'll be taken to our forum, where you'll find a message base (for comments and questions) and a software library stocked with the latest versions of our software products.
GEnie: Ambrosia's support area is in the Macintosh Product Support Round Table, located on page 606. To get there, while signed on and in terminal mode, type M606 at any GEnie prompt. Our message base can be found by choosing option 1 from the page 606 menu. This will take you to the message boards. The Ambrosia Section can be found by typing SET 4. Our software library can be found by choosing option 3 from the page 606 menu. This will take you to the software libraries. Then choose option 8 to set the software library to Ambrosia's library, which is library 14.
Internet: Ambrosia Software's products can be found at the "mac.archive.umich.edu" or "sumex-aim.stanford.edu" FTP sites. Contact us for complete Internet paths to our products.
And last but not least, you can obtain disks from us for $5.00 to cover shipping & handling. You may place your order by indicating the name of the program you are interested in and sending us a check via US mail, faxing us your credit card number & expiration date, sending us your credit card number & expiration date via electronic mail, or calling our 800 number order line: 800.231.1816.
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