I was a Zorba dealer in western NY and sold over 100 of these systems. The ability to read almost any 5” floppy was the big deal. Almost everybody bought the 2 drive version to be able to copy from one format ( say Osborn’s) to native Zorba.. I’d take one to the local CP/M club and it would spend 2 - 3 hours doing disk copying.

It's fine, it brings back memories of the mainframe days when it went down a few hours every week for preventative maintenance. Or to allow the Systems Programmers to play games on an empty machine. Pick one :-)

I had this code. It was so great to be able to play it without burning my mainframe credits up.