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joelandsonja: Something to look forward to in your golden years. It might even have a CD drive!
Why wait for the C66? ;)
http://mega65.org/assets/images/portfolio/grid-portfolio3.jpg
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joelandsonja: Something to look forward to in your golden years. It might even have a CD drive!
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BreOl72: Why wait for the C66? ;)
http://mega65.org/assets/images/portfolio/grid-portfolio3.jpg
I must have missed seeing the CD version, thanks for posting the image. Although i'm not all that worried about the lack of a CD-Rom, but it's nice to see that they've thought this project through. I honestly wish that there was a new disk format that pays homage to the classic formats of the past, except it has a much larger capacity and is more reliable. I like flash storage for what it has to offer, but it doesn't really have the same collectible charm that many of the older formats have. As a matter of fact, it would be cool if someone developed a new format (not Blu-Ray) where you can buy all of your music, movies, and games on the same format. Granted, it's much easier to just buy digital, but I think the collectors aspect has been lost over the years.
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rtcvb32: Hmmm i'm reminded of a free open source OS which as the author says was more or less a more sup'd up C64 OS (with no real protections between programs and the like). Though it's real world applications are iffy, that and he committed suicide back in November? Kinda a sad story on that.
RIP Terry. I get the feeling this world wasn't treating him well. Maybe he is in a better place now.

EDIT: Wait, November? Hmm I'm not sure we're thinking about the same OS then :(
Post edited February 22, 2019 by clarry
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clarry: RIP Terry. I get the feeling this world wasn't treating him well. Maybe he is in a better place now.

EDIT: Wait, November? Hmm I'm not sure we're thinking about the same OS then :(
You are right, it's Terry. Though seems he died in August, not November. My mistake.