- Quite frankly, I'd love it more if it were just a USB keyboard. I could use it for my day-to-day work and, occasionally, enjoy games on an emulator.
- zxm 36 days agosame, i'd love one but just don't have the space for another computer in a tiny space. will just have to stick with speccy emulators. but as soon as i have the space i'll get one in a heartbeat.reply
- I miss Publish It from that list. It was impossibly good on the Apple //e
- It leaves out Framemaker, which was... a thing.
- Yes. Newsroom by springboard was popular in Toronto as I was heading to university in mid 80s.
- Is there an easy way to mirror it?
- I suppose it can be crawled like any other website, since it's a collection of links - manx-docs doesn't host any of the manuals.
As such it can be bitten by the usual link rot problem, but at least it has multiple links for each entry, which should minimize that. Where no digitized copies are known to exist, the entry is listed without links - but that's still a good thing to have, for those with the means to do something about it.
- > piracy
Off-site backups, please.
- Technically, nothing. Apple still makes them. And they sell quite well.
- Who manages the website and how can someone contribute to it?
- It could have an HDMI or DisplayPort connector though.
- You’ll need the right font for that. I don’t think terminals will support most of those (VTE will probably support the new 2x4 mosaics)
- Very good, but a little bit incomplete. Would be worthwhile to include a bit more from the Bitsavers collection (and the OCR’ed versions on the Internet Archive.
- The best part is that for any interesting application, we’d be writing our own little RTOS from scratch. Nothing quite beats that feeling.
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