[rescue] For fans of much older stuff: www.6502.org

[Jonathan C. Patschke]

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003, David L Kindred (Dave) wrote:

> I think these are a little OT for this list, as I don;t think anything
> resembling a modern OS ever ran on them, but I just stumbled across a
> site:

Well, the Apple ][e used a 6502, and, while not very featureful, ProDOS
got the job done.  The ][gs used a much beefier variant, and GS/OS is
pretty slick.

> I don't have much running at home at the moment, but I think I'd be
> happier with one of those than with most of the machines we have here at
> work.  Anyone here still spend time with any of the old 8-bit machines?

I don't.  I need to get my TI 99/4a running again.  But, in reality,
emulation gets most of my playing done, as I'm more of a software guy,
anyway.

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